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Case Information

Filed 2024-12-04
Status Post-Decision
Type Standard Civil Juvenile Protection Other
Docket 30 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Order - Grant-Appellant's Motion for Extension of Time To Order Transcript is Granted in Part. Complete Certificate as To Transcript Due 2/7/25.
  2. Motion - Extension of Time - Order Transcript
  3. Order - Remedy Deficiencies-Complete Certificate as to Transcript Due 1/13/25.
  4. Order - Deny-Appellant's Motion For Waiver of Transcript Fees is Denied. See Order for Details.
  5. Motion - In Forma Pauperis - Review District Court Order
  6. Notice - Attorney Appearance - Britta Nicholson obo Respondent (Hennepin County Human Services)
  7. Order - This Appeal Shall be Scheduled for Oral Argument on an Expedited Basis. This Court's Opinion Shall be Issued Within 45 Days of the Date of the Oral Argument
  8. Notice - Case Filing
  9. Statement - Case - Appellant
  10. otice - Attorney Scheduling Conflicts - Attorney Dawson for Appellant
  11. vent - Electronic Record Submitted/Received +MNDES
  12. otice - Request Trial Court/Agency File
  13. rief - Appellant E-Filed
  14. ranscript - Delivery Certificate Emily Morris
  15. ranscript - Delivery Certificate - Melinda Anderson
  16. ejected Delivery Certificate from Melinda Anderson; delivery of transcript to GAL not noted in certificate
  17. ranscript - Delivery Certificate - Maya Funk
  18. ranscript - Initial Certificate Melinda Anderson
  19. ejected - Initial Transcript - Mindy Anderson
  20. ranscript - Initial Certificate - Maya Funk
  21. ranscript - Initial Certificate - Emily Morris
  22. rder - Grant-Appellant's Motion for Extension of Time To Order Transcript is Granted in Part. Complete Certificate as To Transcript Due 2/7/25.
  23. otion - Extension of Time - Order Transcript
  24. rder - Remedy Deficiencies-Complete Certificate as to Transcript Due 1/13/25.
  25. rder - Deny-Appellant's Motion For Waiver of Transcript Fees is Denied. See Order for Details.
  26. otion - In Forma Pauperis - Review District Court Order
  27. otice - Attorney Appearance - Britta Nicholson obo Respondent (Hennepin County Human Services)
  28. rder - This Appeal Shall be Scheduled for Oral Argument on an Expedited Basis. This Court's Opinion Shall be Issued Within 45 Days of the Date of the Oral Argument
  29. otice - Case Filing
  30. tatement - Case - Appellant

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