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Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-05
Type Cc Child Protection Act
Docket 19 entries
Disposition Tried by Court-Civil

Parties

Plaintiff Acting Pro Se
Defendant Elgin, Jimmy Daril
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Judge

Hon. Scherer, Jason M

Dunklin County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

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  2. Ord of Protection Served Document ID - 24-CP20-2; Served To - ELGIN, JIMMY DARIL; Server - ; Served Date - 10-MAR-24; Served Time - 13:46:00; Service Type - Sheriff Department; Reason Description - Served
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  4. Correspondence Sent Judgment of the Full Order of Protection - Child emailed to Carter County Sheriff for service on Respondent.
  5. Notice Notice of Entry of Judgment sent to all parties.
  6. Protection Order Issued Document ID: 24-CP20-2, for ELGIN, JIMMY DARIL. Filed By: JASON M SCHERER
  7. Sound Recording Log Sheet
  8. Tried by Court-Civil
  9. Child Protection Hearing Held Parties appear: PETP - Natasha Elgin; RESP - Jimmy Elgin; MIN; and JO - Josh Garris. No other interested persons appear. Evidence adduced. Docket Entry: The Court grants the Order but does not order no contact with the Respondent. Respondent cannot abuse or neglect min; Min get phone contact with Petitioner every day between 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.; start exchanging minor at Qulin Dollar Store. Associated Entries: 02/05/2024 - Child Prot Hrng Scheduled Scheduled For: 02/27/2024; 10:00 AM; JASON M SCHERER; Dunklin
  10. Exhibit Filed Letters from East Carter R-II School and Sara Loomis. Filed By: JIMMY DARIL ELGIN
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  12. Notc of Hrng Returned Served Document ID - 24-CP36-2; Served To - ELGIN, JIMMY DARIL; Server - ; Served Date - 08-FEB-24; Served Time - 12:00:00; Service Type - Sheriff Department; Reason Description - Served
  13. Certificate of Service Summons Return; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service.
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  15. Notice of Court Hearing Sent
  16. Notice/Acknowledgement Issued Document ID: 24-CP36-2, for ELGIN, JIMMY DARIL.
  17. Child Prot Hrng Scheduled Associated Entries: 02/27/2024 - Child Protection Hearing Held + Scheduled For: 02/27/2024; 10:00 AM; JASON M SCHERER; Dunklin
  18. Confid Filing Info Sheet Filed Filed By: Petitioner Acting Pro Se
  19. Pet for Protection Ord Filed Filed By: Petitioner Acting Pro Se

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