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Case Information

Filed 2025-05-19
Type Divorce Petition Atty
Docket 26 entries
Photo of Hon. BEARE, MINDY M.

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Hon. BEARE, MINDY M.

Pittsburg County (OK)

Oklahoma

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Docket Entries

  1. F&E PETITION
  2. LENGTHY TRIAL FUND
  3. COURTHOUSE SECURITY FEE
  4. 10% OF CHSC TO COURT CLERK REVOLVING FUND
  5. STATE JUDICIAL REV. FUND INTERPRETER & TRANSLATOR SERVICES
  6. 15% TO DISTRICT COURT REVOLVING FUND
  7. COURT CLERK PRESERVATION FUND
  8. F&E ISSUING SUMMONS ISSUED BACK TO ATTY.
  9. F&E ENTRY OF APPEARANCE, ANSWER, AND COUNTER-PETITION (WES CHERRY FOR RESPONDENT)
  10. F&E AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE. SERVED MANUEL RAQUEL RASCON ON MAY 20, 2025, BY JASON WEST, PSS.
  11. F&E PETITIONER'S APPLICATION FOR TEMPORARY ORDER
  12. F&E ORDER SETTING HEARING DATE OF PETITIONER'S APPLICATION FOR TEMPORARY ORDER. MATTER SET FOR JULY 9, 2025, AT 1:30 P.M. S/BEARE
  13. F&E AMENDED ORDER SETTING HEARING DATE ON PETITIONER'S APPLICATION FOR TEMPORARY ORDER. MATTER SET FOR JULY 23, 2025, AT 1:30 P.M. S/BEARE
  14. F&E COUNTER-REQUEST FOR TEMPORARY ORDER
  15. F&E PETITIONER, CASSIE ARLENE MANUEL'S ANSWER TO RESPONDENT'S COUNTER-PETITION
  16. CM 7/23 COMES ON FOR APPLICATION FOR TEMPORARY ORDER. RULING: OFFER OF PROOF FOR TEMPORARY ORDER IS SET FOR JULY 30, 2025, AT 11:00 A.M. S/BEARE
  17. CM 7/30 COMES ON FOR OFFER OF PROOF FOR TEMPORARY ORDER. RULING: PETITIONER IS AWARDED TEMPORARY POSSESSION FOR THE MARITAL HOME AND WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE MORTGAGE PAYMENT. RESPONDENT WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR HIS VEHICLE PAYMENT, INSURANCE AND THE PAYMENT ON THE LAWN MOWER. BOTH PARTIES NEED TO BE TRANSPARENT ABOUT ANY FUNDS BEING SPENT AND ACCOUNT TO THE OTHER PARTY. THE PETITIONER NEED TO KEEP THE RESPONDENT INFORMED OF ANY OTHER ISSUES/ PAYMENTS REGARDING THE REPAIRS TO THE MARITAL HOME. THE PARTIES ARE AWARDED JOINT CUSTODY OF THE MINOR CHILDREN, WITH PETITIONER BEING THE PRIMARY. HOWEVER, THE COURT WILL NOT ISSUE A RULING REGARDING THE PHUSICAL ALLOCATION OF TIME UNTIL THE RESPONDENT SUBMITS WHERE HE PLANS ON RESIDING DURING THE DURATION OF THE TEMPORARY ORDER AND THE COURT SPEAKS WITH THE MINOR CHILDREN. THE COURT WILL SPEAK TO THE CHILDREN AUGUST 8, 2025, AT 10:00 A.M. A PARENTAL GOOD CONDUCT ORDER SHALL BE IN PLACE. S/BEARE
  18. F&E MEMORANDUM ORDER. MR. CHERRY IS TO PREPARE AND SUBMIT THE TEMPORARY ORDER (INCLUDING THE PARENTAL GOOD CONDUCT ORDER). MATTER IS SET FOR STATUS SEPTEMBER 10, 2025M AT 1:30 P,M. TO MAKE SURE THE ORDER HAS BEEN SUBMITTED. S/BEARE
  19. F&E CM COMES ON FOR: STATUS OF ORDER. RULING: CONTINUED TO SEPTEMBER 17, 2025, AT 1:30 PM. S/BEARE
  20. F&E CM COMES ON FOR: STATUS OF ORDER. RULING: CONTINUED TO OCTOBER 1, 2025 AT 1:30 PM. S/BEARE

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