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Case Information

Filed 2025-02-12
Status Closed
Type Standard Civil Juvenile Protection Other
Docket 28 entries
Disposition dismiss

Docket Entries

  1. otice - Appeal - Case Filed; Order 2/3/25
  2. pinion - Published
  3. otice - Opinion Release Imminent
  4. ranscript - Delivery Certificate-Mary Briody
  5. ranscript - Delivery Certificate - Andrew Meron
  6. ejected - Delivery Certificate (Proof of Service Needed)
  7. ranscript - Delivery Certificate Sarah Robertson
  8. ranscript - Initial Certificate - Sarah Robertson
  9. vent - Nonoral - Panel
  10. vent - Nonoral Panel - scheduled for 03/04/2025
  11. otice - Nonoral Conf. Date Scheduled
  12. rder - Dismiss - Not Stipulated, Entire Case; Special term opinion to follow.
  13. ranscript - Initial Certificate - Andrew Meron
  14. ejected - Initial Certificate - Est Delivery Date Exceeds 30 Days
  15. ranscript - Initial Certificate Rejected - Missing Atty Signature
  16. ffidavit - Service - Proof of Filing NOA and SOC with District Court
  17. otion - Amicus - Leave to File Motion - MN Department of Children, Youth and Families
  18. ranscript - Reporter Substitution - Andrew Meron for Sarah Robertson
  19. ranscript - Initial Certificate - Mary Briody
  20. ranscript - Order for Andrew Meron
  21. emorandum - Informal - Appellant
  22. emorandum - Informal - Respondent
  23. rder - Jurisdiction Questioned; Informal memoranda due February 24, 2025.
  24. ranscript - Order for Sarah Robertson
  25. ranscript - Order for Mary Briody
  26. ranscript - Order for Rejected - Multiple Orders Submitted Together
  27. otice - Case Filing
  28. tatement - Case - Appellant

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