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Court

Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2021-10-07
Type Fc Dissolution W/o Children
Docket 13 entries
Disposition uncontested

Parties

Plaintiff Coss, Daid Loran|Genisio, Charles S
Defendant Coss, Tambrey Sue
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Judge

Hon. Holcomb, Jerry Lee

Jasper County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

  2. Cert of Dissolution Mailed
  3. Judge/Clerk - Note Judgment to Attorney by E-Notice and Certified. Judgment hand delivered to Attorney and mailed to respondent Respondent.
  4. Judgment on Dissolution Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage - Marital and non-marital property as set out in the Separation and Property Settlement Agreement. Spousal maintenance is waived. Petitioner's name is restored to maiden name of Keller.
  5. Uncontested
  6. Proposed Judmt/Dec Dis Filed Proposed Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage. Placed in Judge's Folder for Review. Filed By: CHARLES S GENISIO On Behalf Of: DAVID LORAN COSS
  7. Affidavit Filed Joint Affidavit Requesting Judgment of Dissolution of Marriage. Filed By: CHARLES S GENISIO
  8. Separation Agreement Filed Marital Settlement Agreement. Filed By: CHARLES S GENISIO
  9. Entry of Appearance Filed Entry of Appearance and Waiver of Service. Filed By: TAMBREY SUE COSS On Behalf Of: DAVID LORAN COSS
  10. Note to Clerk eFiling No service requested at this time. Filed By: CHARLES S GENISIO
  11. Certificate of Dissolution Certificate of Dissolution. Filed By: CHARLES S GENISIO On Behalf Of: DAVID LORAN COSS
  12. Dissolution Filed Family Petition for Dissolution of Marriage. Filed By: CHARLES S GENISIO
  13. Filing Info Sheet eFiling Filed By: CHARLES S GENISIO

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