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Case Information

Filed 2024-07-12
Type Paternity (dp)
Docket 36 entries
Disposition transfer

Parties

Plaintiff Ford, Allexis N
Defendant Harris, Cheavez D

Docket Entries

  1. Complaint for Paternity; Summons Issued
  2. Summons Harris, Cheavez D Unserved
  3. Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act
  4. Summons Issued (Summons and Complaint) Expires:10/15/2024
  5. Addendum to Protected Personal Identifying Information
  6. Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act
  7. Summons Issued (Summons and Complaint) Expires:10/15/2024
  8. Addendum to Protected Personal Identifying Information
  9. Notice To defendant
  10. Summons Served (Personal)
  11. Genetic Test Summary
  12. Proof of Mailing
  13. Order of Filiation and Support (sgd. 10/1/2024)
  14. Uniform Child Support Order Eff. 7/12/24; Sgd. 10/1/24
  15. Proof of Mailing
  16. Filiation Fee Notification
  17. Copy of Notice of Order of Filiation
  18. Notice of Motion Hearing Scheduled
  19. Motion re: Parenting Time-Notice of Hearing-Cert of Mailing
  20. Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act
  21. Fee Waiver Request - Granted Sgd. 10/31/24
  22. Proof of Service
  23. Proof of Service
  24. Motion Hearing (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Van den Bergh, Tracy) Deft. / Custody & Parenting Time Result: Held
  25. Order Regarding Defendant's Motion Regarding Parenting Time; Sgd. 11/20/24
  26. niform Child Support Order Final; Eff. 11/20/24; Sgd.11/20/24
  27. udge Reassigned per Reassignment Order - Caseload Transfer
  28. oom Notice of Motion Hearing Scheduled
  29. otion re: Parenting Time-Notice of Hearing-Cert of Mailing
  30. niform Child Custody Jurisdiction and Enforcement Act
  31. Day Rec and Proposed Order (Auto Printed) Proof of Service
  32. ertificate of Mailing Motion Regarding Parenting Time
  33. roof of Service
  34. otion Hearing (9:00 AM) () ZOOM - Deft. / Parenting Time Result: Held
  35. rder (Auto Printed) Dismissing Friend of the Court Referral, Sgd 4/21/25, Proof of Service

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