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Court

Macomb Co

Michigan

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Case Information

Filed 2025-03-07
Status Open
Type Do Divorce, No Children
Docket 39 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Collier, Damon
Defendant Collier, Gina
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Judge

Hon. Switalski Matthew S

Macomb County (MI)

Michigan

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Docket Entries

  1. ENTRY FEE
  2. ELECTRONIC FILING SYSTEM FEE - CIVIL
  3. COMPLAINT/PETITION FILED
  4. SUMMONS ISSUED
  5. CASE PLACED ON E-FILING STATUS PER ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER 2010-6
  6. RECORD OF DIVORCE/ANNULMENT RECEIVED
  7. SERVICE ON COMPLAINT FILED - FAMILY DIVISION
  8. TRUEFILING PROOF OF SERVICE
  9. DEFENDANTS EXHIBIT LIST
  10. TRUEFILING PROOF OF SERVICE
  11. DEFENDANTS WITNESS LIST
  12. TRUEFILING PROOF OF SERVICE
  13. MOTION:
  14. TRUEFILING PROOF OF SERVICE
  15. COUNTER COMPLAINT
  16. TRUEFILING PROOF OF SERVICE
  17. E-FILED REQUEST FOR HEARING
  18. TRUEFILING PROOF OF SERVICE
  19. APPEARANCE (LITIGANT'S ATTORNEY)
  20. TRUEFILING PROOF OF SERVICE
  21. BRIEF IN SUPPORT OF MOTION
  22. TRUEFILING PROOF OF SERVICE
  23. ANSWER TO COMPLAINT
  24. TRUEFILING PROOF OF SERVICE
  25. HEARING: MTN TO MAINTAIN STATUS QUO
  26. IMAGE OF EVENT NOTICE SENT
  27. DISCOVERY/SCHEDULING ORDER ISSUED
  28. STATUS CONFERENCE SCHEDULED
  29. TRUEFILING PROOF OF SERVICE
  30. TRUEFILING PROOF OF SERVICE
  31. MOTION FEE
  32. REFER TO FRIEND OF COURT
  33. HEARING: MTN TO MAINTAIN STATUS QUO
  34. MOTION DISMISSED
  35. APPEARANCE (LITIGANT'S ATTORNEY)
  36. TRUEFILING PROOF OF SERVICE
  37. TRUEFILING PROOF OF SERVICE
  38. STIP & ORDER SGD RE:
  39. TRUEFILING PROOF OF SERVICE

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