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Case Information

Filed 2024-04-18
Status Judgment Entered
Type Dissolution W/o Minor Children
Docket 70 entries
Disposition settlement

Parties

Plaintiff Bors, Joseph Anthony
Defendant Bors, Victoria Le Blanc

Docket Entries

  1. Petition Filed
  2. Summons Issued / Filed
  3. Notice of Inclusion / Case Management Conference
  4. Proof of Service
  5. Response - Dissolution
  6. Case Management Conference
  7. Substitution of Attorney
  8. Substitution of Attorney
  9. Case Management Conference Statement
  10. Case Management Conference Statement
  11. Case Management Conference
  12. Original Type Case Management Conference
  13. Judicial Officer Sanders, David M.
  14. Hearing Time 2:00 PM
  15. Result Held
  16. Minute Order
  17. Income & Expense Declaration
  18. Notice of Hearing - $60 Fee
  19. Proof of Service
  20. Declaration re: service of declaration of disclosure
  21. Notice
  22. Request
  23. Declaration
  24. Order
  25. Proof of Service
  26. Income & Expense Declaration
  27. Proof of Service
  28. Request for Order Hearing
  29. Judicial Officer Sanders, David M.
  30. Hearing Time 1:30 PM
  31. Cancel Reason Stipulated Continuance
  32. Responsive Declaration
  33. Case Management Conference Statement
  34. Proof of Service
  35. Income & Expense Declaration
  36. Case Management Conference Statement
  37. Proof of Service
  38. Request for Order Hearing
  39. Original Type Request for Order Hearing
  40. Judicial Officer Sanders, David M.
  41. Hearing Time 1:30 PM
  42. Result Held
  43. Petitioner: Bors, Joseph Anthony
  44. Respondent: Bors, Victoria LeBlanc
  45. Declaration re: service of declaration of disclosure
  46. Minute Order
  47. Case Management Conference
  48. Judicial Officer Richardson, Daniel K
  49. Hearing Time 2:00 PM
  50. Cancel Reason Vacated
  51. Notice of unavailability of counsel
  52. Substitution of Attorney
  53. Settlement Conference
  54. Original Type Settlement Conference
  55. Judicial Officer Richardson, Daniel K
  56. Hearing Time 8:30 AM
  57. Result Held
  58. Petitioner: Bors, Joseph Anthony
  59. Respondent: Bors, Victoria LeBlanc
  60. Minute Order
  61. Declaration for Default
  62. Appearance Stipulation & Waiver
  63. Stipulation and waiver of final declaration of disclosure
  64. Judgment
  65. Notice of Entry of Judgment (or Order)
  66. Proof of Service
  67. Notice of withdrawal of attorney
  68. OSC Hearing
  69. Judicial Officer Richardson, Daniel K
  70. Hearing Time 2:00 PM

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