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Court

Fresno County

California

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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-26
Status Judgment
Type Domestic Violence With Children
Docket 40 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Fobbs, Juana N
Defendant Fobbs, Don C
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Judge

Hon. Judicial Officer fogarty, Katherine

Fresno County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Filed Stipulation for Commissioner Hamilton
  2. Income and Expense Declaration
  3. Judge's return letter or note
  4. App/Declaration - DV in Existing case w/Minor Children
  5. Domestic Violence OSC
  6. Proof of Service Comment Proof of Unsuccessful Service
  7. Declaration Filed Comment Declaration of Service
  8. Proof of Service Comment Personal Service - Restraining/EPO
  9. TRO Order to Show Cause Original Type TRO Order to Show Cause Judicial Officer Luna, Irene Hearing Time 8:30 AM Result Continued Party's Motion
  10. Appeared in Person
  11. Reissuance OSC/TRO Comment Last Hearing: 06-28-24 Reissued Hearing to: 07-26-24 @ 8:30 am in Dept 303
  12. Minute Order-Orders electronically mailed Comment Respondent did not provide an email or address
  13. Minute Order Corrected/Amended Comment Corrected Judge's Name
  14. Minute Order-Orders electronically mailed Comment Corrected Minute Order
  15. TRO Order to Show Cause Original Type TRO Order to Show Cause Judicial Officer Hamilton, Jennifer Hearing Time 8:30 AM Result Heard
  16. Appeared in Person
  17. Child Custody and Visitation Order Signed by Judge
  18. Minute Order-Orders electronically mailed
  19. Motion Child Support Original Type Motion Child Support Judicial Officer Fogarty, Katherine Hearing Time 8:00 AM Result Heard
  20. Appeared in Person Comment DCSS
  21. Comment Respondent did not provide an email or address
  22. Minute Order Corrected/Amended
  23. Comment Corrected Judge's Name
  24. Minute Order-Orders electronically mailed
  25. Comment Corrected Minute Order
  26. TRO Order to Show Cause
  27. Original Type TRO Order to Show Cause
  28. Judicial Officer Hamilton, Jennifer
  29. Hearing Time 8:30 AM
  30. Result Heard
  31. Appeared in Person
  32. Child Custody and Visitation Order Signed by Judge
  33. Minute Order-Orders electronically mailed
  34. Motion Child Support
  35. Original Type Motion Child Support
  36. Judicial Officer Fogarty, Katherine
  37. Hearing Time 8:00 AM
  38. Result Heard
  39. Appeared in Person
  40. Comment DCSS

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