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Case Information

Filed 2023-12-13
Type Dissolution/divorce/separate Maintenance/alimony
Docket 43 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Walker, Addison
Defendant Crosby, Cheiss

Docket Entries

  1. VERIFICATION
  2. EFILED DOCUMENT:RULENISI
  3. EFILED DOCUMENT:SUMMONSSHERIFFDEPARTMENT
  4. EFILED DOCUMENT:INITIATIONFORM
  5. SHERIFFS ENTRY OF SERVICE
  6. MISCELLANEOUS
  7. CALENDAR CALL ANNOUNCEMENT
  8. MEMORANDUM
  9. TEMPORARY ORDER
  10. CHILDSUPPORT WORKSHEET
  11. EFILED DOCUMENT:RULE52CERTIFICATE
  12. ANSWER AND COUNTERCLAIM
  13. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  14. NOTICE OF HEARING
  15. EFILED DOCUMENT:RULE52CERTIFICATE
  16. VERIFICATION
  17. EFILED DOCUMENT:RULE52CERTIFICATE
  18. EXHIBITS
  19. MISCELLANEOUS
  20. CERTIFICATE
  21. TEMPORARY ORDER
  22. NOTICE OF EMERGENCY HEARING
  23. ORDER
  24. CERTIFICATE
  25. Conflict Letter
  26. Conflict Letter
  27. Order For Drug Testing
  28. Certificate Of Service
  29. Peremptory Calendar Call Announcement
  30. Motion To Conform The Evidence To The Pleadings
  31. Certificate Of Service
  32. Interlocutory Order
  33. Peremptory Calendar Call Announcement
  34. Notice Of Final Hearing
  35. Demand For Jury Trial And Certificate Of Service
  36. Motion For Emergency Hearing
  37. Verification
  38. Certificate Of Service
  39. Order For Emergency Hearing
  40. Temporary Order For Emergency Hearing

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