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Lorain Co

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2025-05-15
Type Domestic Violence
Docket 8 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Urban, Kalleen|N/a|P
Defendant Woodson, Qwanda
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Judge

Hon. Janik, Judge Frank

Lorain County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. PETITION FOR CIVIL PROTECTION ORDER FILED. (R.C. 3113.31)
  2. INSTRUCTIONS TO CLERK FOR SERVICE FILED.
  3. CONTACT INFORMATION FORM FILED BY KALLEEN URBAN
  4. THIS MATTER CAME BEFORE THE COURT ON THE FILING OF A PETITION FOR DVCPO ON 5-15-25. THE COURT FINDS THAT THE EVIDENCE PRESENTED DID NOT DEMONSTRATE THAT RESP ENGAGED IN ACTS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND DID NOT DEMONSTRATE AN IMMEDIATE OR PRESENT DANGER OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE. THE REQUEST FOR AN EMERGENCY EXPARTE ORDER IS DENIED. IT IS ORDERED THAT THE PETITION FOR DVCPO IS SET FOR A FULL HEARING ON 6-16-25 AT 9 AM. SEE JRNL. (MAG ORDER)(JMA) CC: PET (PRINCETON AVE), RESP (W 13TH ST-CERT MAIL)
  5. EACH PARTY SHOULD HAVE ALL THE WITNESSES AND EXHIBITS THEY WISH TO PRESENT AT THE TIME OF THE HEARING. ALL EXHIBITS SHOULD BE IN A PHYSICAL FORMAT THAT THE COURT CAN KEEP (I.E. PAPER PRINTOUTS OF DOCUMENTS, PHOTOS, OR SCREENSHOTS, AUDIO AND VIDEO RECORDINGS SHOULD BE ON A FLASH DRIVE OR CD/ DVD. IT IS SO ORDERED. SEE JOURNAL. (MAGISTRATE ORDER)(JMA) CC: PET (PRINCETON AVE), RESP (W 13TH ST-CERT MAIL)
  6. INSTRUCTIONS TO CLERK FOR SERVICE FILED PER JRNL ENTRY DTD 5-15-25
  7. CLERKS OFFICE CERTIFIES COPIES OF ABOVE ENTRIES DATED 5-15-25 PLACED IN ATTY FOLDER OR SENT ORDINARY MAIL TO: PET (PRINCETON AVE), RESP (W 13TH ST-CERT MAIL)
  8. PETITION/JRNL ENTRIES DTD 5-15-25 SENT CERTIFIED MAIL TO: QWANDA WOODSON (W 13TH ST) ARTICLE #9414726699042235531972

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