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Court

Georgia Unified PeachCourt

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2024-11-06
Type Other Domestic Relations
Docket 44 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Roberson, Ashley|Roberson, Kristy
Defendant Knighton, Dixie|Wade, Lipier
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Judge

Hon. Tommy J Smith

Candler County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. COMPLAINT/PETITION
  2. CERTIFICATE
  3. ACKNOWLEDGMENT: (SEE MEMO)
  4. ACKNOWLEDGMENT: (SEE MEMO)
  5. ACKNOWLEDGMENT: (SEE MEMO)
  6. ORDER: EX-PARTE
  7. MOTION: (SEE MEMO)
  8. MOTION: (SEE MEMO)
  9. ORDER: (SEE MEMO)
  10. ACKNOWLEDGMENT: (SEE MEMO)
  11. ORDER
  12. NOTICE: LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  13. NOTICE: LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  14. ORDER
  15. ACKNOWLEDGMENT: (SEE MEMO)
  16. ACKNOWLEDGMENT: (SEE MEMO)
  17. MOTION: (SEE MEMO)
  18. ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION
  19. NOTICE OF SERVICE BY PUBLICATION
  20. AFFIDAVIT
  21. ATTACHMENT
  22. ATTACHMENT
  23. ATTACHMENT
  24. ATTACHMENT
  25. ATTACHMENT
  26. ATTACHMENT
  27. ATTACHMENT
  28. ATTACHMENT
  29. ATTACHMENT
  30. MOTION: (SEE MEMO)
  31. MOTION: (SEE MEMO)
  32. MOTION: (SEE MEMO)
  33. MISCELLANEOUS
  34. CERTIFICATE: (SEE MEMO)
  35. NOTICE: APPEARANCE OF COUNSEL
  36. NOTICE: LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  37. ANSWER
  38. VERIFICATION
  39. NOTICE: HEARING
  40. NOTICE: (SEE MEMO)
  41. MISCELLANEOUS
  42. NOTICE: (SEE MEMO)
  43. SHERIFF ENTRY OF SERV: NOT SERVED ON LIPIER WADE
  44. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE 5.2

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