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Georgia Unified PeachCourt

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-14
Type Other General Civil
Docket 92 entries
Disposition verdict

Parties

Plaintiff Brady, Perry
Defendant Cox, Katryna
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Judge

Hon. Ann B. Harris 56

Cobb County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  2. TRANSFER ORDER -COBB STATE COURT
  3. NOTICE
  4. ANSWER COUNTERCLAIM
  5. GEN CV FILING INFO FORM
  6. NOTICE OF FILING
  7. NOTICE
  8. ANSWER COUNTERCLAIM
  9. MOTION TRANSFER
  10. COMPLAINT
  11. NOTICE
  12. NOTICE OF HEARING
  13. ANSWER
  14. SERVICE ENTRY
  15. SUMMONS
  16. DISCLOSURE STATEMENT
  17. RESPONSE
  18. DISCLOSURE STATEMENT
  19. RULE NISI
  20. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  21. MOTION
  22. NOTICE OF FILING
  23. EVIDENCE LIST
  24. EVIDENCE LIST
  25. NOTICE OF FILING
  26. NOTICE OF FILING
  27. ORDER ON MOTION
  28. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  29. MOTION
  30. CONTEMPT
  31. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  32. RESPONSE
  33. RULE NISI
  34. EFILED DOCUMENT:MISCELLANEOUS
  35. EFILED DOCUMENT:MISCELLANEOUS
  36. RULE 52 CERTIFICATE
  37. EFILED DOCUMENT:MISCELLANEOUS
  38. RULE 52 CERTIFICATE
  39. RULE 52 CERTIFICATE
  40. CERTIFICATE
  41. EFILED DOCUMENT:MOTION
  42. ORDER
  43. EFILED DOCUMENT:NOTICE
  44. EFILED DOCUMENT:NOTICE
  45. EFILED DOCUMENT:RULE52 CERTIFICATE
  46. EFILED DOCUMENT:NOTICE
  47. EFILED DOCUMENT:MISCELLANEOUS
  48. MEDIATION REPORT
  49. NOTICE
  50. RESPONSE
  51. STATEMENT MATERIAL FACTS
  52. REQUEST
  53. RULE NISI
  54. MOTION
  55. CERTIFICATE
  56. MOTION
  57. RULE NISI
  58. RULE NISI
  59. STATEMENT MATERIAL FACTS
  60. RESPONSE
  61. RESPONSE
  62. ORDER
  63. MOTION
  64. ORDER
  65. ORDER
  66. ORDER
  67. EVIDENCE LIST
  68. EVIDENCE LIST
  69. ANSWER
  70. DEPOSITION
  71. ORDER
  72. ORDER
  73. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  74. MOTION
  75. CONFLICT LETTER
  76. RESPONSE
  77. CERTIFICATE
  78. MOTION
  79. MOTION
  80. RESPONSE
  81. ORDER
  82. ORDER
  83. ORDER
  84. RULE 5.2 CERTIFICATE
  85. STIPULATION
  86. NOTICE
  87. NOTICE
  88. MOTION
  89. NOTICE
  90. NOTICE
  91. VERDICT
  92. AFFIDAVIT

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