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Court

Butte County Superior

California

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Case Information

Filed 2024-10-29
Status Active
Type Dissolution W/ Minor Children
Docket 26 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Poor, Taylor Dawn
Defendant Poor, Christopher Allen
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Judge

Hon. Caraway Corie J

Butte County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. CRC 5.83 Status Conference Judicial Officer Caraway, Corie J Hearing Time 11:00 AM Comment 3rd
  2. Request to Waive Court Fees
  3. Order on Fee Waiver - Granted
  4. Petition for Disso, Legal Sep, Nullity, Dom Part
  5. Summons Issued and Filed
  6. Property Declaration Comment Community and Quasi-Community
  7. Property Declaration Comment Separate
  8. Income and Expense Declaration
  9. Proof of Service Served
  10. Proof of Service of Summons Filed Comment Jurisdiction Date
  11. Declaration re Service of Declaration of Disclosure Comment Preliminary
  12. CRC 5.83 Status Conference - Initial Original Type CRC 5.83 Status Conference - Initial Judicial Officer Wilson, Christopher Hearing Time 1:30 PM Result Held
  13. Minute Order
  14. Notice of Family Law Status Conference (CRC 5.83)
  15. Request to Waive Court Fees
  16. Order on Fee Waiver - Granted
  17. First Paper Filed-Disso, Legal Sep, Nullity, Dom Part (Fee) Comment Declaration re Notice of Ex Parte Application
  18. RFO-OSC-MTN - Other (Non DCSS) Judicial Officer Caraway, Corie J Comment Request for Order for Child Custody and Abduction Prevention -OST Granted
  19. Notice of Reassignment Judicial Officer Caraway, Corie J
  20. RFO/OSC Motion Hearing Original Type RFO/OSC Motion Hearing Judicial Officer Sears, Leah B Hearing Time 8:30 AM Result Held Comment Respondent's Respondent's Request for Order for Child Custody and Abduction Prevention; filed -OST Granted Parties Present Petitioner: Poor, Taylor Dawn Respondent: Poor, Christopher Allen
  21. Minute Order
  22. RFO/OSC Motion Hearing Original Type RFO/OSC Motion Hearing Judicial Officer Caraway, Corie J Hearing Time 8:30 AM Result Held Comment Respondent's Respondent's Request for Order for Child Custody and Abduction Prevention; filed -OST Granted - Continued from 10/08/2025 for Petitioner's Response
  23. Minute Order
  24. CRC 5.83 Status Conference Original Type CRC 5.83 Status Conference Judicial Officer Caraway, Corie J Hearing Time 11:00 AM Result Held Comment 2nd
  25. Minute Order
  26. Notice of Family Law Status Conference (CRC 5.83)

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