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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-23
Status Filed
Type Child Protective Services
Docket 69 entries

Parties

Plaintiff The Department Of Family Protective Services
Defendant Dalgarn, Ashley|Dalgarn, Shannon

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. New Cases Filed (OCA)
  2. PETITION
  3. PETITION
  4. PETITION
  5. ANSWER
  6. VISITATION PLAN
  7. MISCELLANEOUS
  8. REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE
  9. REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE
  10. CITATION ISSUED
  11. CITATION ISSUED
  12. NOTICE ISSUED
  13. NOTICE ISSUED
  14. CITATION SERVED
  15. CITATION SERVED
  16. NOTICE SERVED
  17. NOTICE SERVED
  18. REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE
  19. REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE
  20. SUBSTITUTION OF APPOINTMENT OF ATTORNEY
  21. SCHEDULING/DISCOVERY ORDER
  22. ORDER ALLOWING FEE FOR APPOINTED COUNSEL
  23. ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF CONDITIONS
  24. ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF CONDITIONS
  25. ORDER APPOINTING ATTORNEY
  26. ORDER APPOINTING ATTORNEY
  27. AGREED ORDER
  28. ORDER ALLOWING FEE FOR APPOINTED COUNSEL
  29. RESPONDENT'S ORIGINAL ANSWER
  30. NOTIFICATION REGARDING CONSENT FOR MEDICAL CARE
  31. FAMILY SERVICE PLAN
  32. ORDER ALLOWING FEE FOR APPOINTED COUNSEL
  33. ORDER ALLOWING FEE FOR APPOINTED COUNSEL
  34. NOTICE OF HEARING
  35. MOTION
  36. CASA COURT REPORT
  37. TEMPORARY ORDER FOLLOWING ADVERSARY HEARING
  38. ORDER TO RECONVENE
  39. ORDER ALLOWING FEE FOR APPOINTED COUNSEL
  40. VISITATION PLAN
  41. STATUS REPORT TO THE COURT
  42. FAMILY SERVICE PLAN
  43. FAMILY SERVICE PLAN
  44. ORDER ALLOWING FEE FOR APPOINTED COUNSEL
  45. TEMPORARY ORDER FOLLOWING ADVERSARY HEARING
  46. FAMILY SERVICE PLAN
  47. FAMILY SERVICE PLAN
  48. PLACEMENT HEARING ORDER
  49. STATUS HEARING ORDER
  50. ORDER ALLOWING FEE FOR APPOINTED COUNSEL
  51. ICWA NOTICE
  52. ORDER ALLOWING FEE FOR APPOINTED COUNSEL
  53. ORDER ALLOWING FEE FOR APPOINTED COUNSEL
  54. ORDER ALLOWING FEE FOR APPOINTED COUNSEL
  55. ICWA NOT ELIGIBLE
  56. CHILD CAREGIVER RESOURCE FORM
  57. ORDER ALLOWING FEE FOR APPOINTED COUNSEL
  58. ORDER ALLOWING FEE FOR APPOINTED COUNSEL
  59. ICWA NOT ELIGIBLE
  60. CASA COURT REPORT
  61. PERMANENCY PLAN AND PERMANENCY PROGRESS REPORT
  62. ORDER ALLOWING FEE FOR APPOINTED COUNSEL
  63. ORDER ALLOWING FEE FOR APPOINTED COUNSEL
  64. INITIAL PERMANENCY HEARING ORDER BEFORE FINAL ORDER
  65. ORDER ALLOWING FEE FOR APPOINTED COUNSEL
  66. ORDER ALLOWING FEE FOR APPOINTED COUNSEL
  67. ORDER ALLOWING FEE FOR APPOINTED COUNSEL

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