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Court

Pinellas County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2024-04-25
Status OPEN
Type Dissolution Of Marriage With Children
Docket 34 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Jake Jacobs
Defendant Nicole Jacobs
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Judge

Hon. Pollack Frederick L

Pinellas County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. RDER GRANTING
  2. ORRESPONDENCE TO COURT RE
  3. ORRESPONDENCE
  4. OTICE OF MEDIATION CONFERENCE
  5. RDER OF REFERRAL TO FAMILY MEDIATION
  6. RDER
  7. OTICE OF HEARING
  8. OTION FOR DEFAULT BY JUDGE Party: JACOBS, JAKE
  9. ORRESPONDENCE TO COURT RE
  10. RDER DENYING
  11. RDER SETTING HEARING
  12. ORRESPONDENCE TO COURT RE
  13. OTICE OF HEARING
  14. OTICE OF HEARING
  15. ORRESPONDENCE TO COURT RE
  16. INANCIAL STATEMENT-AFFIDAVIT Party: JACOBS, JAKE
  17. ERT COMPLIANCE FL FAM RULE 12.285 - MAND DISCLOSURE
  18. ERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION - PARENTING CLASS Party: JACOBS, JAKE
  19. RDER
  20. OTION FOR DEFAULT BY JUDGE Party: JACOBS, JAKE
  21. LERK DEFAULT - ENTERED Party: JACOBS, NICOLE
  22. OTION FOR DEFAULT BY CLERK Party: JACOBS, JAKE
  23. RDER TO ATTEND DIVORCE A CHILD'S VIEW
  24. OTION FOR EXTENSION OF TIME Party: JACOBS, NICOLE
  25. ERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION - PARENTING CLASS Party: JACOBS, JAKE
  26. UMMONS RETURN OF SERVICE - SERVED Party: JACOBS, NICOLE
  27. EQUEST-DEMAND FOR COMPLIANCE WITH MANDATORY DISCLOSURE
  28. OTICE OF RELATED CASES
  29. OTICE OF CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION WITHIN COURT FILE
  30. OCIAL SECURITY NUMBER PLAINTIFF - PETITIONER
  31. FFIDAVIT-DECLARATION UNIFORM CHILD CUSTODY
  32. ETITION FOR DISSOLUTION WITH MINOR CHILDREN
  33. OTICE OF APPEARANCE
  34. UMMONS - ISSUED Party: JACOBS, NICOLE

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