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Court

Palm Beach Co

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2024-11-14
Status Closed
Type Paternity
Docket 42 entries
Disposition disposed

Parties

Plaintiff Juan, Silvia
Defendant Fergusion, Noel
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Judge

Hon. James L Martz

Palm Beach County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  2. NOTICE OF PATERNITY F/B COC
  3. PAID $15.15 ON RECEIPT 5551541
  4. SUMMONS ISSUED
  5. NOTICE OF RELATED CASE FORM
  6. SOC SEC NO FILED
  7. APPL AND AFF OF INDIGENCY
  8. CIVIL DATE OF BIRTH
  9. NOTICE OF EMAIL DESIGNATION
  10. ORDER/PARENT CLASS-AO 5.212
  11. PETITION FOR PATERNITY
  12. CIVIL COVER SHEET
  13. AFFIDAVIT UCC JURIS ACT
  14. SHERIFF'S OFFICE INFO SHEET
  15. SERVICE RETURNED (NUMBERED)
  16. MOTION FOR DEFAULT
  17. MOTION FOR MEDIATION
  18. CLERK'S DEFAULT
  19. STATUS ORDER
  20. PAID $1.65 ON RECEIPT 5617542
  21. FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT
  22. MOTION FOR MEDIATION
  23. BIRTH CERTIFICATE
  24. BIRTH CERTIFICATE
  25. CERT OF COMP-CHILDREN 1ST PRG
  26. PAID $14.00 ON RECEIPT 5623760
  27. CERT OF COMP-CHILDREN 1ST PRG
  28. ANSWER
  29. AFFIDAVIT UCC JURIS ACT
  30. SOC SEC NO FILED
  31. NOTICE OF EMAIL DESIGNATION
  32. FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT
  33. PARENTING PLAN
  34. STATUS ORDER
  35. ORDER -REFERRAL TO CT MEDIATOR
  36. PAID $60.00 ON RECEIPT 5690102
  37. DOMESTIC REL MEDIATION FEES
  38. MEDIATION REPORT
  39. PARENTING PLAN
  40. ORDER SETTING FINAL HEARING
  41. FINAL JUDGMENT PATERNITY BOOK 36121 PAGE 1929-1940
  42. DISPOSED BY NON-JURY TRIAL

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