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Gadsden County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2025-04-11
Status DISPOSED
Type Simplified Dissolution
Docket 24 entries
Disposition final judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Filmore Wester
Defendant Elizabeth Wester
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Judge

Hon. David Frank

Gadsden County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. - MEMORANDUM AND INVOICE FOR FINAL JUDGMENT RECORDING FEE EMAILED TO PETITIONER AT [email protected]
  2. - FINAL JUDGEMENT OF SIMPLIFIED DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE (RECORDED IN O.R. BOOK 967 PGS 345)
  3. - C2 - DISP UPDATE
  4. - DISPOSED BY JUDGE
  5. - FINAL JUDGMENT OF SIMPLIFIED DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
  6. - EVENT FINAL HEARING SET FOR 6/2/2025 AT 3:30 IN ANNEX WEST ENTRANCE WITH JUDGE DAVID FRANK
  7. - ORDER SETTING FINAL HEARING
  8. - WIFE'S FLORIDA DRIVER LICENSE
  9. - HUSBAND'S FLORIDA DRIVER LICENSE
  10. - DESIGNATION OF CURRENT MAILING AND EMAIL ADDRESS (WIFE)
  11. - DESIGNATION OF CURRENT MAILING AND EMAIL ADDRESS (HUSBAND)
  12. - NOTICE OF SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER (WIFE)
  13. - NOTICE OF SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER (HUSBAND)
  14. - MARITAL SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT FOR SIMPLIFIED DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
  15. - PETITION FOR SIMPLIFIED DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
  16. - COVER SHEET FOR FAMILY COURT CASES
  17. - CERTIFICATE OF INDIGENCE (WIFE)
  18. - CERTIFICATE OF INDIGENCE (HUSBAND)
  19. - APPLICATION FOR DETERMINATION OF INDIGENT STATUS (WIFE)
  20. - APPLICATION FOR DETERMINATION OF INDIGENT STATUS(HUSBAND)
  21. - PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY ASSIGNED: PRO SE
  22. - WAIVER APPLIED - REASON: INDIGENT IN THE AMOUNT OF $397.50 - EXECUTED ON 4/11/2025
  23. - ASSESSED CIVIL DIS OF MARRIAGE OF $397.50
  24. - JUDGE ASSIGNED: DAVID FRANK

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