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Court

Glenn County Superior

California

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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-10
Status Dismissed
Type Other Family Law
Docket 50 entries
Disposition court trial

Parties

Plaintiff Leach, Cathleen|Leach, Brian
Defendant Hibdon, Shawn
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Judge

Hon. Alicia Ekland

Glenn County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Petition for Grandparent Visitation (FC3100-3104)
  2. Summons Issued (Family Law)
  3. Declaration Under Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act
  4. Proof of Service
  5. Unserved
  6. Notice of Case Management Conference
  7. Proof of Service
  8. Comment as to Shawn Hibdon on 5/22/2024
  9. Case Management Conference
  10. Judicial Officer Ekland, Alicia
  11. Proof of Personal Service
  12. omment as to Shawn Hibdon & Ron Marquez on 10/7/2024
  13. Case Management Conference
  14. riginal Type Case Management Conference
  15. udicial Officer Ekland, Alicia
  16. earing Time 9:00 AM
  17. esult Continued Party's Motion
  18. Request for Order Hearing
  19. riginal Type Request for Order Hearing
  20. udicial Officer Ekland, Alicia
  21. earing Time 9:00 AM
  22. esult Held
  23. omment Visitation
  24. Responsive Declaration to Request for Order (No fee)
  25. Minutes
  26. Referral To Family Court Services - Mediation
  27. Review Hearing
  28. riginal Type Review Hearing
  29. udicial Officer Ekland, Alicia
  30. earing Time 9:00 AM
  31. esult Continued Party's Motion
  32. omment Mediator's report
  33. Minutes
  34. Referral To Family Court Services - Mediation
  35. Mediator-CCRC Status Report with Recommendation
  36. Review Hearing
  37. riginal Type Review Hearing
  38. udicial Officer Byrd, Donald Cole
  39. earing Time 9:00 AM
  40. esult Continued Party's Motion
  41. omment Medator's report
  42. Minutes
  43. Notice of Court Trial
  44. omment Rescheduled
  45. Request for Dismissal - Entire Action
  46. Notice of Entry of Dismissal & Proof of Service
  47. omment Notice of Entry of Dismissal & Proof of Service
  48. Court Trial - Short Cause
  49. udicial Officer Ekland, Alicia
  50. earing Time 8:30 AM

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