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Court

Sonoma County Superior

California

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Case Information

Filed 2025-01-29
Status Active
Type Dissolution Of Domestic Partnership Without Children
Docket 50 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Guerrero, Brittany Ann
Defendant Hood, Christina Dawn
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Judge

Hon. Superior Court,

Sonoma County Superior

California

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Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. ettlement Conference
  2. ummons Filed
  3. amily Law Notice of Case Assignment
  4. lerk Letter Returning Document Unfiled
  5. esponse
  6. roof of Electronic Service
  7. equest to Waive Court Fees
  8. rder Granting Request to Waive Court Fees
  9. lerk Letter Returning Document Unfiled
  10. eclaration Re: Service of Dec of Disclosure
  11. lerk Letter Returning Document Unfiled
  12. equest for Order
  13. ncome and Expense Declaration
  14. roof of Electronic Service
  15. lerk Letter Returning Document Unfiled
  16. eclaration
  17. roof of Electronic Service
  18. equest for Court Reporter by Party with Fee Waiver
  19. otice of Rescheduled Hearing
  20. eclaration
  21. equest for Court Reporter by Party with Fee Waiver
  22. roof of Electronic Service
  23. pousal Support
  24. arty appeared by audio and/or video
  25. onfidential Document Filed
  26. eclaration Re: Service of Dec of Disclosure
  27. indings & Order After Hearing
  28. eclaration
  29. roof of Electronic Service
  30. equest/Order to Cont Hearing / Extend Temp Emergency FL306
  31. eclaration Re: Notice Upon Ex Parte Application for Orders
  32. x Parte Hearing
  33. rder on Request to Continue Hearing
  34. lerk Letter Returning Document Unfiled
  35. ubstitution of Attorney
  36. ncome and Expense Declaration
  37. lerk Letter Returning Document Unfiled
  38. equest for Order
  39. ncome and Expense Declaration
  40. eclaration
  41. roof of Electronic Service
  42. eclaration Re: Service of Dec of Disclosure
  43. lerk Letter Returning Document Unfiled
  44. lerk Letter Returning Document Unfiled
  45. roof of Service by Mail
  46. eview
  47. arty appeared by audio and/or video
  48. pousal Support
  49. arty appeared by audio and/or video
  50. eview

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