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Court

New Mexico Unified

New Mexico

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Case Information

Filed 2025-02-25
Status CLS: JUDGMENT/ DISPOSITION
Type Divorce With Custody
Docket 37 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Rodriguez Isabelle
Defendant Rodriguez Justin
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Judge

Hon. Duran, Grace B.

Dona Ana County (NM)

New Mexico

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Docket Entries

  1. OPN: PETITION
  2. ORD: ORDER DENYING
  3. CLS: FINAL DECREE/ORDER/JUDGMENT
  4. ORD: ORDER DENYING
  5. REQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  6. MTN: MOTION TO AMEND/ MODIFY
  7. SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
  8. REQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  9. MTN: MOTION
  10. NTC: HEARING
  11. CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
  12. ORD: APPROVED SPECIAL MASTER/ HEARING OFFICER REPORT
  13. CHILD SUPPORT HEARING OFFICER REPORT
  14. COURT MINUTE/PROCEEDINGS
  15. Bench Trial Commenced
  16. MED: Final Mediation Report/Resolved
  17. Custody Plan
  18. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  19. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  20. MED: NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
  21. MED: NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT
  22. NTC: HEARING
  23. PRO SE RESPONSE/REPLY
  24. MED: MEDIATION ORDER
  25. ORD: SCHEDULING/PRETRIAL ORDER
  26. MED: Partially Referred to Mediation
  27. ORD: REFERRING/ APPOINTING HEARING OFFICER
  28. SUMMONS RETURN
  29. CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
  30. NTC: OF NON-COMPLIANCE
  31. REQUEST FOR HEARING/ SETTING
  32. MTN: MOTION
  33. ORD: PARENTING EDUCATION
  34. ORD: TEMPORARY DOMESTIC ORDER
  35. ORD: Order For Free Process Granted
  36. Application for Free Process

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