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Case Information

Filed 2024-07-15
Type Protective Order
Docket 43 entries
Disposition dismissed
Photo of Hon. Hammers Pamela B

Judge

Hon. Hammers Pamela B

Creek County (OK)

Oklahoma

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Docket Entries

  1. FILE & ENTER PETITION FOR PROTECTIVE ORDER
  2. OKLAHOMA COURT INFORMATION SYSTEM FEE - EFFECTIVE 07/01/04
  3. OK COURT APPOINTED SPECIAL ADVOCATES
  4. 10% OF CASA TO COURT CLERK REVOLVING FUND
  5. OK COUNCIL ON JUDICIAL COMPLAINTS REVOLVING FUND
  6. 10% OF COJC TO COURT CLERK REVOLVING FUND
  7. COURTHOUSE SECURITY FEE
  8. 10% OF CHSC TO COURT CLERK REVOLVING FUND
  9. STATE JUDICIAL INTERPRETER TRANSLATOR
  10. 15% TO DISTRICT COURT REVOLVING FUND
  11. COURT CLERK PRESERVATION FUND
  12. ORDER AND NOTICE OF HEARING ON PETITIONER FOR PROTECTIVE ORDER
  13. EMEERGENCY EX PARTE ORDER OF PROTECTION, TWO CERT COPIES TO PETITIONER, TWO CERT COPIES TO CCSO FOR SERVICE
  14. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE STINNETT LAW FOR DEFENDANT
  15. EPO CONTINUED TO 8/29/24 @1:30P.M. THREE CERT COPIES TO PETITIONER. ONE TO GIVE TO ATTRNY FOR DEFENDANT, CERT COPY TO CCSO
  16. CM:NO CSR:PH:7/25/24: BOTH PARTIES PRESENT, STINNETT LAW PRESENT. EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE ORDER CONTINUED TO 8/29/24 @1:30P.M.
  17. RETURN OF SERVICE RYAN HENSON NOT SERVED, COURT DATE PASSED.
  18. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE - CARL P. FUNDERBURK OF FUNDERBURK AND ASSOCIATES, PLLC FOR PLAINTIFF
  19. MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  20. ORDER OF CONTINUANCE
  21. CONTINUED EMERGENCY EX PARTE ORDER OF PROTECTION TO OCT 3, 2024 @1:30P.M.
  22. CM:PH:8/29/24: BOTH PARTIES NOT PRESENT, CONTINUED BY AGREEMENT TO 10/3/24 @1:30P.M.
  23. EPO CONTINUED TO DEC. 19TH 2024 @1:30P.M. CERT COPY GIVEN, CERT COPY TO CCSO
  24. RETURN OF SERVICE RYAN HENSON SERVED 10/3/24
  25. CM:PH:10/03/24: ALL PARTIES PRESENT, PRESENT WITH ATTORNEY. EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE ORDER CONTINUED TO 12/19/24 @1:30P.M.
  26. EPO CONTINUED TO 2/3/25 @1:30P.M. BEFORE JUDGE HAKE IN BRISTOW.
  27. CM:PH:12/19/2024: BFP-24-09 HAKE CASE. BY AGREEMENT EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE ORDER CONTINUED TO FEBRUARY 3RD 2025 @1:30P.M. BEFORE JUDGE HAKE
  28. CM:KH:NO CSR: 2-3-25 PROTECTIVE ORDER: CONTINUED BY AGREEMENT 2-24-25 AT 1:30
  29. EMERGENCY EX PARTE ORDER OF PROTECTION CONTINUED TO 3-31-25 AT 1:30 PM BEFORE JUDGE HAKE
  30. CM:KH:NO CSR; 2-24-25 PROTECTIVE ORDER: CONTINUED BY AGREEMENT 3-31-25 AT 1:30
  31. CM:KH:NO CSR: 3-31-25 PROTECTIVE ORDER: NO ONE APPEARS - DISMISSED
  32. FEES ADJUSTED TO ZERO
  33. FEES ADJUSTED TO ZERO
  34. FEES ADJUSTED TO ZERO
  35. FEES ADJUSTED TO ZERO
  36. FEES ADJUSTED TO ZERO
  37. FEES ADJUSTED TO ZERO
  38. FEES ADJUSTED TO ZERO
  39. FEES ADJUSTED TO ZERO
  40. FEES ADJUSTED TO ZERO
  41. FEES ADJUSTED TO ZERO
  42. FEES ADJUSTED TO ZERO

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