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Court

Orange County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2025-01-06
Status Pending
Type Dissolution Of Marriage With Children
Docket 43 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Priscilla P Chan
Defendant Andy Chan
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Judge

Hon. Elaine Barbour

Orange County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. Amended Administrative Temporary Order Provided to Customer
  2. Financial Affidavit
  3. Response
  4. Response to Request to Produce
  5. Notice of Unavailability
  6. Notice of Hearing
  7. Objection to Magistrate Referral
  8. Order of Referral to General Magistrate
  9. Notice of Mediation
  10. Notice of Hearing
  11. Response to Request to Produce
  12. Answer Denying Allegations
  13. Motion to Set Aside
  14. Motion for Temporary Relief
  15. Motion for Contempt
  16. Request to Produce
  17. Request to Produce
  18. Notice of Unavailability
  19. Order
  20. Stipulation for Substitution of Counsel
  21. Notice Appearance of Counsel and Designation of Email
  22. Notice
  23. Notice of Unavailability
  24. Notice of Filing
  25. Notice Appearance of Counsel
  26. Order
  27. Notice of Filing
  28. Notice of Filing
  29. Notice of Filing
  30. Summons Issued
  31. Declaration Under Uniform Child Custody Act
  32. Notice of Unavailability
  33. Notice of Social Security
  34. Notice of Related Cases
  35. Notice of Filing
  36. Notice of Filing
  37. Notice of Confidential Information within Court Filing
  38. Notice Appearance of Counsel
  39. Designation of Current Mailing and Email Address
  40. Amended Administrative Temporary Order Provided to Customer
  41. Petition for Dissolution of Marriage
  42. Cover Sheet for Family Court Cases
  43. Case Initiated

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