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Court

Upson County

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2024-12-04
Status OP
Type Other Domestic Relation
Docket 30 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Thacker , Christopher
Defendant Norrod , Allyson
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Judge

Hon. Benjamin D Coker

Upson County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. CASE INITIATION FORM
  2. DOMESTIC RELATIONS STANDING ORDER
  3. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  4. PETITION FOR MODIFICATION OF CUSTODY AND MOTION FOR EX PARTE RELIEF
  5. SUMMONS
  6. RULE NISI
  7. RULE NISI
  8. REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS
  9. CONFLICT LETTER
  10. AFFIDAVIT OF PROCESS SERVER PERSONAL
  11. TEMPORARY ORDER
  12. NOTICE OF HEARING
  13. MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  14. ORDER ON PETITIONER'S MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE OF TEMPORARY HEARING
  15. CONFLICT LETTER
  16. CONFLICT LETTER
  17. PLAINTIFF'S FIRST CONTINUING INTERROGATORIES TO DEFENDANT
  18. PLAINTIFF'S FIRST NOTICE TO PRODUCE AND REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENT TO DEFENDANT
  19. REQUEST FOR PRODUCTION OF DOCUMENTS
  20. RULE 5.2 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  21. MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  22. ORDER CONTINUING CASE
  23. CERTIFICATE OF MAILING
  24. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  25. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  26. PLAINTIFF'S FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT
  27. RELEASE FOR HEARING
  28. CONFLICT LETTER
  29. ORDER FOR CONTINUANCE
  30. MOTION FOR PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATION

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