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Oklahoma unified county

Oklahoma

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Case Information

Filed 2024-07-26
Type Dissolution Of Marriage
Docket 22 entries
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Judge

Hon. BEARE, MINDY M.

Pittsburg County (OK)

Oklahoma

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Docket Entries

  1. F&E PETITION
  2. LENGTHY TRIAL FUND
  3. COURTHOUSE SECURITY FEE
  4. 10% OF CHSC TO COURT CLERK REVOLVING FUND
  5. STATE JUDICIAL REV. FUND INTERPRETER & TRANSLATOR SERVICES
  6. 15% TO DISTRICT COURT REVOLVING FUND
  7. COURT CLERK PRESERVATION FUND
  8. F&E APPLICATION FOR TEMPORARY ORDERS
  9. F&E ENTRY OF APPEARANCE (PAUL NORTHCUTT FOR RESPONDENT)
  10. F&E RESPONDENT'S RESPONSE AND COUNTERCLAIM TO PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION LOF MARRIAGE
  11. F&E ORDER SETTING HEARING. MATTER SET FOR AUGUST 28, 2024, AT 1:30 P.M. S/BEARE
  12. F&E MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  13. F&E ORDER GRANTING CONTINUANCE. MATTER SET FOR SEPTEMBER 4, 2024 AT 1:30 P.M. S/BEARE
  14. F&E CT. MIN. COMES ON FOR: RESPONDENT'S APPLICATION FOR TEMPORARY ORDER. RULING CONTINUED BY AGREEMENT TO SEPTEMBER 4, 2024, AT 1:30 P.M. S/BEARE
  15. F&E RESPONDENT'S AMENDED RESPONSE AND COUNTERCLAIM TO PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
  16. F&E CT. MIN. COMES ON FOR: RESPONDENT'S APPLICATION FOR TEMPORARY ORDER. RULING: MATTER SET OCTOBER 4, 2024, AT 9:00 A.M. COUNSEL TO DETERMINE THE ISSUES AND REACH AN AGREEMENT BEFORE THAT DATE AS TO WHETHER IT WILL BE AN OFFER OF PROOF OR AN EVIDENTIARY HEARING. S/BEARE

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