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Case Information

Filed 2024-03-11
Status Closed
Type Termination Of Marriage With Children
Docket 51 entries
Disposition judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Sanders, Taylor
Defendant Slagle, Samantha

Docket Entries

  1. Copy of Judgment Entry placed in Clerk's mailbox of
  2. NON PUBLIC RECORD Affidavit Of Property
  3. NON PUBLIC RECORD Affidavit of Income, Expenses and Financial Disclosure and Personal Background.
  4. Motion
  5. Case Designation Form
  6. Misc
  7. Affidavit Of
  8. Parenting Proceeding Affidavit
  9. Private Health Insurance Questionnaire
  10. Affidavit Of
  11. Misc
  12. Motion And Affidavit
  13. Magistrate's Order
  14. Initial Orders
  15. Magistrate's Order/Decision/ Notice of Hearing placed in Clerk's mailbox of
  16. Postage, 1-4 Sheets Inserted
  17. Postage, 1-4 Sheets Inserted
  18. Dr Summons, Complaint, Motions, Affidavits, Magistrate's Order, Notice Of Sup Hearing And Tro Issued
  19. Postage, Certified Mail 24+ Sheets
  20. Postage, Certified Mail 24+ Sheets
  21. Return Receipt Card Returned
  22. Misc
  23. Copy of Judgment Entry emailed
  24. Dr Summons On Divorce And Copy Of Complaint And All Filings Issued
  25. U. S. Regular Mail, Certificate Of Mailing Postage, 1-4 Sheets Inserted
  26. Certificate Of Mailing
  27. Magistrate's Order
  28. Notice Of Hearing
  29. Copy of Magistrate's Order emailed to
  30. Postage, 1-4 Sheets Inserted
  31. Misc
  32. Copy of Judgment Entry emailed
  33. Copy of Judgment Entry placed in Clerk's mailbox of
  34. Magistrate's Decision, Notice To The Parties, Instructions To The Clerk.
  35. Postage, 1-4 Sheets Inserted
  36. Divorce Granted To
  37. Supreme Court Statistical Report Form
  38. Bureau Of Vital Statistics Abstract issued to the State of Ohio
  39. Postage, 5-10 Sheets Inserted
  40. Copy of Judgment Entry placed in Clerk's mailbox of
  41. Copy of Cost Statement and Notice mailed to
  42. Itemized Cost Bill Notice
  43. Copy of Judgment Entry placed in Clerk's mailbox of
  44. First Delinquent Notice To Pay Costs And Itemized Statement Mailed
  45. Digitalized Copy Of First Delinquent Notice
  46. Copy of Judgment Entry placed in Clerk's mailbox of
  47. Second Delinquent Notice To Pay Costs With Itemized Statement Mailed
  48. Digitalized Copy Of Second Delinquent Notice
  49. Copy of Judgment Entry placed in Clerk's mailbox of
  50. Final Notice To Pay Costs And Itemized Statement For Costs Mailed
  51. Digitalized Copy Of Final Notice To Pay Costs

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