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Case Information

Filed 2025-05-14
Status Briefing
Type Standard Civil Family
Docket 35 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Notice - Nonoral Conf. Date Scheduled
  2. Event - Nonoral Panel - scheduled for 09/25/2025
  3. Brief - Reply E-Filed
  4. Order - Grant Motion to Accept a Late Respondent's Brief. Reply Brief, if any, Due 8/5/25
  5. Brief - Respondent E-Filed (Ordered Filed 7/22/25)
  6. Motion - Accept Late Filings - Respondent's Brief
  7. Rejected - Respondent's Brief (Untimely)
  8. Rejected - Respondent's Brief (Unsigned)
  9. Event - Electronic Record Submitted/Received/ MNDES
  10. Notice - Request Trial Court/Agency File
  11. Brief - Appellant E-Filed
  12. Brief - Appellant E-Filed Rejected - Addendum Uploaded as Multiple PDFs
  13. Order - Deny-Respondent's Motions are Denied
  14. Order - Stay Dissolved-Appellant's Motions are Denied. See Order for Details
  15. Response - Motion-Appellant
  16. Motion - Expedite-Respondent
  17. Order - The District Court's 4/8/25 Order is Stayed Until Further Order of this Court. This Court will Process Appellant's 5/30/25 Motion on an Expedited Basis
  18. Order - Stay Dissolved-Appellant Brief Due with Proper Proof of Service 7/3/25.
  19. Motion to Strike Respondent's June 3, 2025 "Supplemental Affidavit"
  20. Response - Motion - Expedite Decision on Motion to Stay
  21. Motion - Expedite Decision on Motion to Stay
  22. Reply - Other-Appellant Reply to Respondent Response to Motion to Stay
  23. Response - Motion to Stay
  24. Motion - Stay-Appellant
  25. Transcript - Delivery Certificate - Kelley Riley
  26. Rejected - Delivery Certificate - Kelley Riley (Incorrect Case Title/No CR Phone Number)
  27. Correspondence - Incoming-Appellant Notice of Election to Continue Transcript Preparation During Mediation
  28. Transcript - Delivery Certificate - Michelle Pecharich
  29. Rejected - Delivery Certificate (Incorrect Case Number and Title)
  30. Transcript - Initial Certificate - Michelle Pecharich
  31. Transcript - Initial Certificate-Kelly Riley
  32. Affidavit - Service - Notice of Appeal on District Court
  33. Order - Stay Appeal - Pending Mediation
  34. Notice - Case Filing
  35. Statement - Case - Appellant

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