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Court

Wayne Co

Michigan

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Case Information

Filed 2025-03-24
Status Final
Type (do) Divorce, No Children
Docket 32 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Rhea Johnson, Marta Lynn
Defendant Johnson, Carleton Louis, Jr. Also Known As Johnson, Carl Also Known As Johnson, Moon
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Judge

Hon. Triplett, Regina

Wayne County (MI)

Michigan

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Docket Entries

  2. Service Review Scheduled
  3. Case Filing Fee No Child - Paid
  4. Confidential Case Inventory
  5. Miscellaneous Motion, Filed
  6. Miscellaneous Motion, Filed
  7. Divorce Return of Service, filed
  8. Appearance of Attorney, filed
  9. Answer to Counter Complaint, filed
  10. Counter Complaint, filed
  11. Proof of Service, filed
  12. Notice of Hearing and Proof of Mailing, Filed
  13. Default, filed
  14. Domestic Scheduling Order, Signed and Filed
  15. Answer to Complaint, filed
  16. Notice of Hearing and Proof of Mailing, Filed
  17. Domestic Scheduling Order, Signed and Filed
  18. Witness List, filed
  19. Notice of Entry Default, Filed
  20. Notice of Hearing and Proof of Mailing, Filed
  21. Motion for Default Judgment, Filed
  22. Witness List, filed
  23. Praecipe, Filed
  24. Trial
  25. Motion Hearing
  26. Closed - Judgment of Divorce Granted at Trial, OTF
  27. Domestic Scheduling Order, Signed and Filed
  28. Domestic Scheduling Order, Signed and Filed
  29. Review Hearing
  30. Final - Judgment of Divorce, Signed and Filed
  31. Order to Set Aside, Signed and Filed

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