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Case Information

Filed 2022-09-16
Status Disposed
Type Relief From Abuse Appeal
Docket 32 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Case Open
  2. Notice of Appeal Filed TC NOA Date: 09/16/2022
  3. Transmittal Form
  4. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - Brice Simon, Jacob S. Oblak
  5. Case Number Assignment Notice
  6. Notice to Parties Recipients: Appellate Attorney Oblak, Jacob S.; Trial Court Attorney Simon, Brice
  7. Transcript Order Filed by: Appellant Phillips, Roy; Appellate Attorney Oblak, Jacob S.
  8. Appellant's Docketing Statement AADS; Order being appealed included. Filed by: Appellant Phillips, Roy; Appellate Attorney Oblak, Jacob S. AADS; Order being appealed included.
  9. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - Brice Simon, Jacob S. Oblak
  10. Record Complete
  11. Notice to Parties Recipients: Appellate Attorney Oblak, Jacob S.; Trial Court Attorney Simon, Brice
  12. Appellant's Brief Word Count: 4,385 Filed by: Appellant Phillips, Roy; Appellate Attorney Oblak, Jacob S. Word Count: 4,385
  13. Printed Case Filed by: Appellant Phillips, Roy; Appellate Attorney Oblak, Jacob S.
  14. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - Brice Simon, Jacob S. Oblak
  15. Progress Order Re: Appellee's Brief Due Date: 01/18/2023
  16. Notice to Parties Recipients: Appellate Attorney Oblak, Jacob S.; Trial Court Attorney Simon, Brice
  17. Time Expired for Appellee's Brief
  18. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - Brice Simon, Jacob S. Oblak
  19. Oral Argument Letter
  20. Notice to Parties Recipients: Appellate Attorney Oblak, Jacob S.; Trial Court Attorney Simon, Brice
  21. Response to Oral Argument Letter Type Of Argument Requested: Oral Filed by: Appellant Phillips, Roy; Appellate Attorney Oblak, Jacob S. Type Of Argument Requested: Oral
  22. To Be Argued Requested by: Appellate Attorney Oblak, Jacob S.
  23. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - Brice Simon, Jacob S. Oblak
  24. Calendar Sent to Parties
  25. Notice to Parties Recipients: Appellate Attorney Oblak, Jacob S.; Trial Court Attorney Simon, Brice
  26. Hearing Held Argued By: (AA) Atty. J. Oblak; No AE Counsel Panel: PLR/HEE/KRC/WDC/NJW
  27. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - Brice Simon, Jacob S. Oblak
  28. Final Decision Written Opinion Panel: PLR/HEE/KRC/WDC/NJW Author: Cohen Mandate: Affirmed Public Domain: 2023 VT 44
  29. Notice to Parties Recipients: Appellate Attorney Oblak, Jacob S.; Trial Court Attorney Simon, Brice
  30. Sent to Case Parties Automated by RIS for SOP processing - Brice Simon, Jacob S. Oblak
  31. Case Closed
  32. Mandate Letter

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