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Case Information

Filed 2024-10-23
Status Disposed
Type Parent Child No Divorce
Docket 44 entries
Disposition settled

Parties

Plaintiff Grimm, Jacqueline Michelle
Defendant Gordon, Richard

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. Judicial Officer Gibbs, Shelton T. W., IV Hearing Time 9:00 AM Cancel Reason Case Settled
  2. 10/23/2024 Citation
  3. Served 10/24/2024 Comment sent to pct. 3
  4. 10/28/2024 Return of Service
  5. 11/06/2024 Respondent Original Answer
  6. 12/06/2024 Entry of Appearance
  7. 12/06/2024 Vacation Letter
  8. 12/19/2024 Certificate
  9. 12/19/2024 Application for Protective Order
  10. 12/19/2024 Temporary Ex Parte
  11. 12/19/2024 Notice of Hearing
  12. 12/26/2024 Request
  13. 12/26/2024 Request
  14. 12/26/2024 Protective Order
  15. Served 12/28/20245:00 PM
  16. 12/26/2024 Show Cause Notice
  17. Served 12/28/20245:00 PM
  18. 12/27/2024 Amended
  19. 12/30/2024 Return of Service
  20. 12/30/2024 Return of Service
  21. 12/30/2024 Notice of Hearing
  22. 01/03/2025 Certification
  23. 01/03/2025 Amended
  24. 01/03/2025 Notice of Court Order (mailed)
  25. 01/14/2025 Protective Order Hearing
  26. Judicial Officer Gibbs, Shelton T. W., IV Hearing Time 9:00 AM
  27. 01/14/2025 Temporary Orders Hearing
  28. Judicial Officer Gibbs, Shelton T. W., IV Hearing Time 9:00 AM
  29. 01/14/2025 Temporary Orders
  30. 01/14/2025 Docket Sheet
  31. 01/27/2025 Temporary Orders
  32. 01/27/2025 Notice of Court Order (mailed)
  33. 02/04/2025 Vacation Letter
  34. 02/20/2025 Rule 11 Agreement
  35. 02/27/2025 Notice
  36. 05/20/2025 Notice from Coordinator
  37. 07/09/2025 Discovery Control Plan and Scheduling Order
  38. 07/09/2025 Notice of Court Order (mailed)
  39. 07/11/2025 Scheduling Conference
  40. Judicial Officer Gibbs, Shelton T. W., IV Hearing Time 9:00 AM Cancel Reason Other
  41. 08/11/2025 Designation of Expert
  42. 10/17/2025 Affidavit for Prove-Up
  43. 10/17/2025 Order In suit Affecting the Parent Child Relationship
  44. 12/11/2025 Trial Before the Court

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