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Court

St Johns

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-28
Status OPEN
Type Dating Violence Adult
Docket 19 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Hall, Sarah
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Judge

Hon. Ferebee Christopher S

St. Johns County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. EMAIL SENT TO: HALL, SARAH REGARDING SERVICE OF COURT DOCUMENT – DR24-0914, HALL, SARAH VS. PEREZ, DAMON WITH 1 ATTACHMENTS FROM DOCKET: 525-5/30/2024
  2. ORDER ON PRO SE MOTION TO/FOR: REQUEST TO ATTEND HEARING REMOTELY
  3. EMAIL SENT TO: DIV 58 JA FEREBEE, CHRISTOPHER S REGARDING PRO SE MOTION TO/FOR: MOTION TO MODIFY INJUNCTION - ADDING ADDRESSES AND REQUESTING MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT
  4. PRO SE MOTION TO/FOR: MOTION TO MODIFY INJUNCTION - ADDING ADDRESSES AND REQUESTING MENTAL HEALTH AND SUBSTANCE ABUSE TREATMENT
  5. FIREARM SURRENDER AFFIDAVIT
  6. TEMPORARY INJUNCTION RETURNED SERVED 5/28/2024
  7. EMAILED TO DIVISION 58 JA & INJUNCTION CLERK: PRO SE MOTION TO/FOR: REQUEST TO ATTEND HEARING REMOTELY
  8. PRO SE MOTION TO/FOR: REQUEST TO ATTEND HEARING REMOTELY
  9. RECEIPT FOR INJUNCTION DOCUMENTS
  10. TEMPORARY INJUNCTION FOR PROTECTION AGAINST DATING VIOLENCE
  11. EMAIL SENT TO: FEREBEE, CHRISTOPHER S REGARDING SERVICE OF COURT DOCUMENT – DR24-0914, HALL, SARAH VS. PEREZ, DAMON WITH 0 ATTACHMENTS FROM DOCKET:
  12. PETITIONER'S WAIVER OR NON-WAIVER OF RETURN HEARING
  13. DESIGNATION OF EMAIL ADDRESS - NOT REPRESENTED BY ATTORNEY
  14. INJUNCTION INFORMATION SHEET
  15. SHERIFF'S SERVICE INFORMATION SHEET
  16. NOTICE OF RELATED CASES
  17. FAMILY COVER SHEET
  18. PETITION FOR INJUNCTION - DATING VIOLENCE
  19. JUDGE FEREBEE, CHRISTOPHER S: ASSIGNED

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