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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-05
Type Cc Dissolution W/ Children
Docket 28 entries
Disposition Consent Judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Snow, Kein|An Zee, Brad
Defendant Snow, Leah Kay
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Judge

Hon. King Patrick L

Iron County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

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  2. Notice of Entry of Judgment
  3. Cert of Dissolution Mailed
  4. Consent Judgment Cause submitted upon affidavit of Petitioner and Respondent. The Court makes an order dissolving the marriage. The Court makes no award of maintenance, all as per the Separation and Settlement Agreement herewith entered and incorporated into the decree. Further, the Court makes an order of custody and control of the minor children as per the Parenting Plan herewith entered and incorporated in the judgment. The Court accepts the Form 14 filed and makes no award of support of the minor children. Costs from Deposit. /s/PLK
  5. Judgment on Dissolution
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  7. Note to Clerk eFiling Filed By: BRAD VAN ZEE
  8. Proposed Judmt/Dec Dis Filed Proposed Judgment.; Sent to judge 2/9/2024 Filed By: BRAD VAN ZEE On Behalf Of: KEVIN SNOW
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  10. Note to Clerk eFiling Filed By: BRAD VAN ZEE
  11. Final Parenting Plan Filed Parenting Plan Unredacted Filed By: BRAD VAN ZEE On Behalf Of: KEVIN SNOW
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  13. Note to Clerk eFiling Filed By: BRAD VAN ZEE
  14. Form 14 Filed FORM 14. Filed By: BRAD VAN ZEE On Behalf Of: KEVIN SNOW
  15. Final Parenting Plan Filed Amended Final Parenting Plan-Redacted Filed By: BRAD VAN ZEE On Behalf Of: KEVIN SNOW
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  17. Final Parenting Plan Filed Parenting Plan Filed By: BRAD VAN ZEE On Behalf Of: KEVIN SNOW
  18. Affidavit Filed Affidavit for Judgment. Filed By: BRAD VAN ZEE On Behalf Of: KEVIN SNOW
  19. Proposed Judmt/Dec Dis Filed Proposed Judgment; Sent to judge 2/6/2024. Filed By: BRAD VAN ZEE On Behalf Of: KEVIN SNOW
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  21. Note to Clerk eFiling
  22. Waiver of Service Entry and Waiver
  23. Filing Info Sheet eFiling On Behalf Of: KEVIN SNOW
  24. Exhibit Filed On Behalf Of: KEVIN SNOW
  25. Separation Agreement Filed On Behalf Of: KEVIN SNOW
  26. Final Parenting Plan Filed On Behalf Of: KEVIN SNOW
  27. Certificate of Dissolution On Behalf Of: KEVIN SNOW
  28. CRIFS/Unredacted Document Petition for Dissolution of Marriage-Unredacted On Behalf Of: KEVIN SNOW

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