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Oklahoma unified county

Oklahoma

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Case Information

Filed 2024-07-24
Type Family And Domestic
Docket 5 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Cartmell Kyrie
Defendant Howard Hayden Keith
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Judge

Hon. Worthington, Susan C.

Logan County (OK)

Oklahoma

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Docket Entries

  1. FAMILY AND DOMESTIC INITIAL FILING.
  2. JOURNAL ENTRY AND CUSTODY ORDER
  3. DHS INDIVIDUALIZED SERVICE PLAN (ISP) UNSIGNED
  4. JUDGE WORTHINGTON; THE STATE APPEARED BY ATTORNEY, BRENDA NIPP. THE FATHER APPEARS FROM THE PAYNE COUNTY JAIL AND WITH COUNSEL, JILL OCHS. THE MOTHER APPEARS IN PERSON AND WITH COUNSEL, SARAH KENNEDY SUBSTITUTING COUNSEL FOR SHERRY DEBORD. THE COURT FINDS THERE ARE TWO EXIT ORDERS HAVE BEEN PREPARED. THE COURT ENTERS THE EXIT ORDER TO ALLOW THE FATHER SUPERVISED VISITATION AFTER THE RELEASE OF INCARCERATION AND SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF HIS INDIVIDUAL SERVICE PLAN AND ANY OTHER ORDERS OF THE COURT PURSUANT TO THE EXIT ORDER FILED TODAY. THE EXIT ORDER IS ENTERED AND FILED ALSO IN FD-24-174. CUSTODY IS WITH THE MOTHER. THE COURT RELIEVES THE DEPARTMENT OF HUMAN SERVICES FROM FURTHER SUPERVISION AND THIS MATTER IS DISMISSED.
  5. OCIS HAS AUTOMATICALLY ASSIGNED JUDGE WORTHINGTON, SUSAN C. TO THIS CASE.

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