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Case Information

Filed 2025-01-16
Status Open
Type Legal Separation
Docket 61 entries

Docket Entries

  1. rder-Other
  2. rder for Temporary Relief
  3. aken Under Advisement
  4. earing Held Remote
  5. ertificate of Settlement Efforts
  6. ffidavit-Other
  7. onfidential Information Form 11.2 Attachments
  8. over Sheet for Non Public Documents Form 11.2
  9. ffidavit-Other
  10. ffidavit-Other
  11. ffidavit-Other
  12. ffidavit-Other
  13. ffidavit-Other
  14. ffidavit-Other
  15. ffidavit of Petitioner
  16. esponsive Motion
  17. ffidavit-Other
  18. otice of Motion and Motion
  19. onfidential Information Form 11.2 Attachments
  20. over Sheet for Non Public Documents Form 11.2
  21. ffidavit of Petitioner
  22. otice of Motion and Motion
  23. ffidavit-Other
  24. otice of Motion and Motion
  25. rder-Other
  26. earing Held Remote
  27. CMC Order - Opted Out of Early Neutral Evaluation
  28. ubstitution of Counsel
  29. otice of Filing of Order by Attorney or Party
  30. rder-Other
  31. earing Held Remote
  32. orrespondence for Judicial Approval
  33. orrespondence
  34. earing Held Remote
  35. earing Held Remote
  36. ffidavit of Respondent
  37. emorandum
  38. ffidavit of Petitioner
  39. ffidavit of Petitioner
  40. esponsive Motion
  41. ffidavit of Attorney
  42. ffidavit of Respondent
  43. otice of Motion and Motion
  44. earing Held Remote
  45. rder-Other
  46. rder for Hearing
  47. orrespondence for Judicial Approval
  48. orrespondence for Judicial Approval
  49. ffidavit of Petitioner
  50. rder for Hearing
  51. ertificate of Representation
  52. nswer and Counterpetition
  53. orrespondence for Judicial Approval
  54. ffidavit of Service
  55. otice of Case Assignment
  56. onfidential Information Form 11.1 personal information
  57. onfidential Information Form 11.2 Attachments
  58. over Sheet for Non Public Documents Form 11.2
  59. inancial Affidavit for Child Support
  60. ertificate of Representation
  61. etition-Other

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