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Case Information

Filed 2022-08-25
Status Disposition Filed/Case Closed
Type Civil Appeal Family Law Fast Track Child Custody
Docket 19 entries
Disposition dismiss this appeal

Docket Entries

  1. Filing Fee due for Appeal. (SC)
  2. Filed Notice of Appeal. Appeal docketed in the Supreme Court this day. (SC)
  3. Issued Notice to File Case Appeal Statement/Civil. Due date: 7 days. (SC)
  4. Issued Notice to Pay Supreme Court Filing Fee. No action will be taken on this matter until filing fee is paid. Due Date: 7 days. (SC)
  5. Filed (SEALED) Confidential Civil Cover Sheet from District Court Clerk. (SC)
  6. Filing Fee Paid. $250.00 from Louis C. Schneider. E-Payment Ref. no. 22083033120014. (SC)
  7. Issued Notice of Exemption from Settlement Program/FTCC. Transcript request due: 14 days. Docketing Statement due: 21 days. Fast Track Statement & Appendix due: 40 days. (SC)
  8. Filed Case Appeal Statement. (SC)
  9. Filed Request for Transcript of Proceedings. Transcripts requested: 5/10/22. To Court Reporter: District Court Family Division Z. (SC)
  10. Filed Request for Transcript of Proceedings. Transcripts requested: 5/10/22. To Court Reporter: District Court Family Division Z. (Duplicate)(SC)
  11. Filed Docketing Statement Civil Appeals. (SC)
  12. Filed Order Granting Extension Per Telephonic Request. Appellant's fast track statement and appendix due: October 17, 2022. (SC)
  13. Filed Appellant's Motion for Enlargement/Extension of Time to File Fast Track Statement and Appendix. (SC)
  14. Filed Order Granting Motion. Appellant's fast track statement and appendix due: November 17, 2022. (SC)
  15. Filed Court Reporter's Motion to Extend Time. (SC).
  16. Filed Appellant's Motion for Enlargement Extension of Time to File Fast Track Statement and Appendix (3rd Request). (SC)
  17. Filed Order Granting Motions. On November 15, 2022, court recorder Karla Soto of Verbatim Reporting & Transcription filed an untimely motion for an extension of time to prepare the transcript requested in this appeal. The motion is granted. Court reporter certificate due: December 15, 2022. Appellant's motion for a third extension of time is granted. Appellant shall have until January 20, 2023, to file and serve the fast track statement and appendix. (SC)
  18. Filed Notice from Court Reporter. Maria Balagtas stating that the requested transcripts were delivered. Dates of transcripts: 05/10/22. (SC).
  19. Filed Appellant's Notice of Withdrawal of Appeal. (SC)

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