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Court

Cherokee County

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2025-07-17
Status OP
Type Modification Divorce
Docket 26 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Sapp , Julianne E
Defendant Sapp , Jordan K
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Judge

Hon. Jennifer Davis

Cherokee County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. NOTICE OF SCHEDULED MEDIATION
  2. DOMESTIC INFORMATION FORM
  3. DOMESTIC RELATIONS STANDING ORDER
  4. LETTER CORRESPONDENCE - FROM CLERK
  5. LETTER CORRESPONDENCE - FROM CLERK TO PLNTF
  6. SUMMONS
  7. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE - RULE NISI
  8. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE- ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  9. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE ATTY JOHN WETZLER -DEFT
  10. RULE NISI -TEMPORARY HEARING - ATTY JOHN WETZLER
  11. CONFLICT LETTER OF ATTY JENNIFER GELLER FOR THE WEEK OF SEPTEMBER 9TH-11TH 2025
  12. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE- CHILD SUPPORT WORKSHEET
  13. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE- DOMESTIC RELATIONS FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT
  14. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE- NOTICE OF FILING MOTHER'S PROPOSED PARENTING PLAN
  15. CHILD SUPPORT WORKSHEET- 2 CHILDREN
  16. DOMESTIC RELATIONS FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT- JULIANNE SAPP
  17. NOTICE OF FILING MOTHER'S PROPOSED PARENTING PLAN
  18. CONSENT ORDER ON GAL
  19. CONSENT ORDER APPOINTING GUARDIAN AD LITEM - ATTY ASHLEY T CARLILE ESQ
  20. SUBSTITUTION OF COUNSEL - LEAH ZAMMIT & LILY SMITH - DEFT
  21. ANSWER TO COMPLAINT FOR TEMPORARY AND PERMANENT MODIFICATION OF CHILD CUSTODY AND COUNTERCLAIM FOR ATTORNEY'S FEES
  22. RULE 5.2 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  23. NOTICE AND CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE OF DISCOVERY MATERIALS
  24. NOTICE AND CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE OF DISCOVERY MATERIALS
  25. NOTICE OF REFERRAL TO MEDIATION
  26. RULE 5.2 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

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