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Court

Glenn County Superior

California

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Case Information

Filed 2025-05-27
Status Active
Type Dv Prevention W/o Minor Children
Docket 37 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Stephens, Jennifer
Defendant Ellis, Nancy Ann
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Judge

Hon. Alicia Ekland

Glenn County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Request for Domestic Violence Restraining Order
  2. Declaration re: Notice of Ex Parte Application for Order
  3. Temporary Restraining Order Granted
  4. Notice of Hearing - Domestic Violence
  5. Proof of Personal Service
  6. Response - No Fee
  7. Request for Order - Domestic Violence
  8. riginal Type Request for Order - Domestic Violence
  9. udicial Officer Ekland, Alicia
  10. earing Time 8:30 AM
  11. esult Continued Party's Motion
  12. omment *temps granted*
  13. Order on Request to Continue Hearing-Domestic Violence
  14. udicial Officer Ekland, Alicia
  15. Temporary Restraining Order Granted
  16. omment 1st Amended
  17. Minutes
  18. Witness List Filed
  19. Court Trial
  20. riginal Type Court Trial
  21. udicial Officer Ekland, Alicia
  22. earing Time 10:00 AM
  23. esult Continued Party's Motion: Trial
  24. omment *temps*
  25. Substitution of Attorney
  26. omment Old: Pre se New: Attorney Michael Rooney
  27. Appl-Decl-Request-Stip with Proposed Order - with Hearing
  28. Order on Request to Continue Hearing-Domestic Violence
  29. udicial Officer Ekland, Alicia
  30. Brief Filed
  31. omment and Exhibit and Witness List
  32. Temporary Restraining Order Granted
  33. omment 2nd Amended
  34. Verification that Party has no Guns
  35. Minutes
  36. Court Trial
  37. udicial Officer Ekland, Alicia

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