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Case Information

Filed 2024-09-04
Status Open
Type Petition Custody And Support
Docket 35 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Salwasser, Davidlee
Defendant Wright, Julee

Docket Entries

  1. Minute Order-Orders electronically mailed
  2. Summons issued and filed
  3. Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act
  4. Income and Expense Declaration
  5. Proposed Documents Comment RFO
  6. Initial OSC/Motion - Re: Custody/Visitation Comment Hrg: @ 8:30 AM in Dept 203
  7. Order Granting Waiver of Court Fees and Cost Signed
  8. Declaration Filed Comment w/ exhibit
  9. Initial OSC/Motion Original Type Initial OSC/Motion Judicial Officer Vasquez, Mary Hearing Time 8:30 AM Result Reissued Comment cc,cv, my childs mother filed for a restraining order to have me kicked out of my house, she isnt on the lease, I would like to get my belongings
  10. Reissuance OSC/TRO Comment Last Hearing: Reissued Hearing to:12/16/2024
  11. Appeared in Person
  12. Minute Order-Orders electronically mailed
  13. Minute Order-Orders electronically mailed
  14. Proof of Service by Mail
  15. Declaration Filed Comment w/ exhibit
  16. Proof of Service Comment Personal Service
  17. Reissuance of OSC Original Type Reissuance of OSC Judicial Officer Vasquez, Mary Hearing Time 8:30 AM Result Reissued
  18. Appeared in Person
  19. Reissuance OSC/TRO Comment Last Hearing: Reissued Hearing to:2/18/25
  20. Minute Order-Orders electronically mailed
  21. Minute Order-Orders electronically mailed
  22. Reissuance of OSC Original Type Reissuance of OSC Judicial Officer Vasquez, Mary Hearing Time 8:30 AM Result Reissued
  23. Reissuance OSC/TRO Comment Last Hearing: Reissued Hearing to:4/7/25
  24. Appeared in Person
  25. Court orders Comment Reissuance due to no proof of service on file.
  26. Minute Order-Orders electronically mailed
  27. Minute Order-Orders electronically mailed
  28. Response Comment to: Petition
  29. Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act
  30. Order Granting Waiver of Court Fees and Cost Signed
  31. Proof of Service of Summons
  32. Return Letter Comment RE: POS (mailed to declarant)
  33. Reissuance of OSC Original Type Reissuance of OSC Judicial Officer Vasquez, Mary Hearing Time 8:30 AM Result Heard
  34. Appeared in Person
  35. Court orders Comment The Court denies the petitioenr's request to modify the current child custody and visitation order, noting a modification would not be in the child's best interest and there has been no change in circumstance to modify the order.

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