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Court

Summit Co

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2024-12-27
Type Administrative Appeal
Docket 19 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Plaintiff Casey, Stephanie
Defendant Summit County Children Services
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Judge

Hon. ALISON E MCCARTY

Summit County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. **CASE COSTED THRU 6/24/25 FOR ORIGINAL COST. APPLIED DEPOSIT, REFUNDED BALANCE. HC
  2. Regular Mail Service - Mailed SUMMIT COUNTY CHILDREN SERVICES
  3. Regular Mail Service - Mailed STEPHANIE CASEY
  4. Regular Mail Service - Mailed MARRETT WILLIS HANNA
  5. Regular Mail Service - Mailed DAVID BRIAN SPALDING
  6. APPELLEE SUMMIT COUNTY CHILDREN SERVICES' MOTION TO DISMISS APPELLANT STEPHANIE M. CASEY'S ADMINISTRATIVE APPEAL PURSUANT TO OHIO RULE OF CIVIL PROCEDURE 12(B)(1) IS HEREBY GRANTED. APPELLEE SUMMIT COUNTY CHILDREN SERVICES' MOTION TO STAY OR EXTEND THE FILING OF THE RECORD IN THIS CASE IS HEREBY MOOT. AM
  7. NOTICE ISSUED SUMMIT COUNTY CHILDREN SERVICES
  8. NOTICE ISSUED CASEY, STEPHANIE
  9. NOTICE ISSUED HANNA, MARRETT WILLIS
  10. NOTICE ISSUED SPALDING, DAVID BRIAN
  11. PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT'S SUPPLEMENTAL REPLY TO APPELLEE'S RESPONSE
  12. APPELLEE'S RESPONSE TO APPELLANT'S REPLY
  13. PLAINTIFF-APPELLANT'S REPLY TO DEFENDANT-APPELLEE'S MOTION TO DISMISS
  14. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE OF COUNSEL MARRETT W. HANNA FOR DEFENDANT, SUMMIT COUNTY CHILDREN SERVICES
  15. MOTION TO DISMISS AND MOTION TO STAY FILING OF THE RECORD
  16. Certified Mail Service - Served SUMMIT COUNTY CHILDREN SERVICES
  17. NOTICE ISSUED BY CERTIFIED MAIL BY Certified Mail SUMMIT COUNTY CHILDREN SERVICES
  18. CIVIL COMPLAINT FILED
  19. INSTRUCTIONS TO CLERK FOR SERVICE

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