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Case Information

Filed 2023-08-11
Status Judgment
Type Domestic Violence With Children
Docket 32 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Smith, Akosua Boatemaa
Defendant Smith, Roy Lee

Docket Entries

  1. Child Custody and Visitation Order Signed by Judge Comment Corrected Signature Date
  2. Domestic Violence OSC
  3. TRO Order to Show Cause Original Type TRO Order to Show Cause Judicial Officer Crass, Steven Hearing Time 8:30 AM Result Continued Party's Motion
  4. Minute Order Attachment
  5. Appeared in Person
  6. Reissuance OSC/TRO Comment Last Hearing: Reissued Hearing to: 9/26/23
  7. Minute Order-Orders electronically mailed
  8. Proof of Service Comment Unsuccessful Service
  9. Declaration Filed Comment Due Dilligence
  10. Temporary Restraining Order Reissued Original Type Temporary Restraining Order Reissued Judicial Officer Lor, Pahoua Hearing Time 8:30 AM Result Heard
  11. Appeared in Person
  12. Judge Lor Minute Order. See Attached
  13. Reissuance OSC/TRO Comment Last Hearing: Reissued Hearing to: 10/20/23
  14. Minute Order-Orders electronically mailed
  15. TRO Order to Show Cause Original Type TRO Order to Show Cause Judicial Officer Vasquez, Mary Hearing Time 8:30 AM Result Continued Party's Motion
  16. Appeared in Person
  17. Minute Order Attachment
  18. Reissuance OSC/TRO Comment Last Hearing: 10-20-23 Reissued Hearing to: 12-01-23 @ 8:30 am in Dept 204
  19. Minute Order-Orders electronically mailed
  20. Proof of Service Comment Proof of Personal Service
  21. Temporary Restraining Order Reissued Original Type Temporary Restraining Order Reissued Judicial Officer Crass, Steven Hearing Time 8:30 AM Result Heard
  22. FCS Session Set Comment Tier I
  23. Minute Order Attachment
  24. Appeared in Person
  25. Child Custody and Visitation Order Signed by Judge
  26. Minute Order-Orders electronically mailed Comment Respondent did not leave an address or email
  27. FCS Documents Submitted Comment Mediation Summary - No email - RESP
  28. Return Readiness- Tier I Original Type Return Readiness- Tier I Judicial Officer Crass, Steven Hearing Time 8:30 AM Result Heard Parties Present Petitioner: Smith, Akosua Boatemaa Respondent: Smith, Roy Lee
  29. Minute Order Attachment
  30. Child Custody and Visitation Order Signed by Judge
  31. Order Terminating FL Restraining Order Judicial Officer Crass, Steven Comment Terminated on
  32. Minute Order Corrected/Amended Comment Corrected File Stamp

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