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Court

Georgia Unified PeachCourt

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-04
Type Domestic Relations Contempt
Docket 27 entries
Disposition final dispos

Parties

Plaintiff House, Laila Paige
Defendant Barnett, Matthew Chase
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Judge

Hon. Nicholas Primm

Barrow County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. MOTION FOR CONTEMPT AND MODIFICATION OF VISITATION
  2. MOT - MOTION FOR EMERGENCY EX-PARTE HEARING
  3. SUMMONS
  4. CASE FILING INFORMATION FORM
  5. PLAINTIFF'S AFFIDAVIT
  6. EMERGENCY EX-PARTE ORDER
  7. SERVICE PERFECTED - PERSONAL 1/17/24
  8. NOTICE OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  9. DEFENSES AND ANSWER TO MOTION FOR CONTEMPT AND MODIFICATION OF VISITATION AND DEFENDANT'S COUNTERCLAIM FOR CUSTODY
  10. CER - RULE 5.2 CERTIFICATE
  11. NOTICE OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  12. NOTICE OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  13. NOTICE OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  14. NOTICE OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  15. RULE NISI - 10/29/24 9AM
  16. RULE NISI - 1/13/25 10:30AM
  17. ANSWER TO MOTION FOR CONTEMPT AND COUNTERCLAIM FOR CUSTODY AND MODIFICATION OF CHILD SUPPORT
  18. COS - CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  19. COS - CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  20. MOT - MOTION SEEKING RECORDS PURSUANT TO OCGA 49-5-41(A) (11) AND MOTION FOR ORDER TO PRODUCE RECORDS FOR IN CAMERA INSPECTION
  21. MOT - MOTION TO QUASH SUBPOENA FOR DFCS RECORDS
  22. COS - CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  23. ORDER ALLOWING ACCESS TO RECORDS
  24. ORDER TO PRODUCE RECORD
  25. NOTICE OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  26. ORDER
  27. Certificate Of Service

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