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Case Information

Filed 2023-12-05
Status Briefing in Progress
Type Civil Appeal Family Law Proper Person
Docket 14 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Appeal Filing Fee Waived. In Forma Pauperis. (SC)
  2. Filed Notice of Appeal/Proper Person. Appeal docketed in the Supreme Court this day. (SC)
  3. Issued Notice Regarding Deadlines. (SC)
  4. Returned Filing Fee. Cashier's Check No. 651798 returned to Kelly Varden. (SC)
  5. Filed Notice of Appearance of Pro Bono Counsel. (Michael N. Feder for Appellant)(SC)
  6. Filed Appellant's Unopposed Motion to Consolidate Appeals and Extension of Time to File Opening Brief. (SC)
  7. Filed Order Granting Motion to Consolidate and for an Extension of Time. Appellant has filed a motion to consolidate appeals and for an extension of time to file the opening brief. The motion is granted and this court orders these matters consolidated for all appellate purposes. The request for an extension of time to file the opening brief is granted. NRAP 31(b)(3)(B). Appellant shall have until February 23, 2024, to file and serve a single opening brief and an appendix in these consolidated appeals. fn1 [Attorney Michael N. Feder of the law firm of Dickinson Wright, PLLC has filed a notice of appearance in Docket No. 87710. The clerk of this court shall add Mr. Feder as counsel for appellant in that appeal.] Nos. 86816/87710. (SC)
  8. Filed Appellant's Unopposed Motion for Extension of Time to File Opening Brief and Appendix (Second Request)(SC)
  9. Filed Order Granting Motion. Appellant's opening brief and appendix due: April 24, 2024. Nos. 86816/87710. (SC)
  10. Filed Order to File Documents. To date appellant has not filed a docketing statement for these consolidated appeals. Docketing statement due: 14 days. Should appellant require transcripts not previously prepared, she shall file and serve a request for the necessary transcripts pursuant to NRAP 9(a) within 14 days of the date of this order, or a certificate that no further transcripts are requested. Nos. 86816/87710. (SC)
  11. Filed Appellant's Docketing Statement Civil Appeals. Nos. 86816/87710(SC)
  12. Filed Appellant's Docketing Statement Civil Appeals Nos. 86816/87710(SC)
  13. Filed Appellant's Certification that No Additional Transcripts are Being Requested Nos. 86816/87710(SC)
  14. Filed Notice from Court Reporter. Deborah Ann Hines, stating that the requested transcripts were delivered. Nos. 86816/87710 (SC)

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