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Court

San Bernardino

California

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Case Information

Filed 2021-09-21
Status Active
Type Petition For Grandparent Visitation
Docket 19 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Jones, Tracey A
Defendant Halloway, Cirrah J|Palmer, Trayvon
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Judge

Hon. Shannon Suber

San Bernardino County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Order on Court Fee Waiver Filed - Granted . Copies
  2. Request to Waive Court Fees Filed
  3. Stipulation for Appointment of Court Commissioner filed
  4. Re-referred to Family Court Services. . The parties have been advised that the case has been referred to Family Court Services and to cooperate fully with the Child Custody Recommending Counselor during all stages of the mediation/evaluation. Custodial parent(s) shall make children available at all times requested by Counselor.
  5. Re-referral to Family Court Services filed.
  6. Request for Order (Exparte) Filed re: . CV/OTHER:GRANDPARENT VISITATION
  7. Document(s) Placed in File . DENIED TEMP EMERGENCY ORDERS
  8. ExParte Request for Order Received and Set for Hearing re: . CV/OTHER(GRANDPARENT VISITATION) FILED BY TRACEY JONES (021822)
  9. Correspondence Coversheet Generated to Mail: . Notice of continued hearing
  10. Re-referral to Family Court Services filed.
  11. Declaration Regarding Ex Parte Notice Filed
  12. Referred to Family Court Services. . The parties have been advised that the case has been referred to Family Court Services and to cooperate fully with the Child Custody Recommending Counselor during all stages of the mediation/evaluation. Custodial parent(s) shall make children available at all times requested by Counselor.
  13. Request for Order (Exparte) Filed re: . CV
  14. Referral to Family Court Services Filed
  15. Summons Issued. Original Filed in Court File
  16. Declaration Under UCCJEA Filed
  17. Request to Waive Court Fees Filed . 1st Appearance filing and Exparte Request for Order filing fees ($615.00)
  18. ExParte Request for Order Received and Set for Hearing re: . CV filed by Tracey A Jones (092121)
  19. Certificate of Assignment Received

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