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Oklahoma unified county

Oklahoma

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Case Information

Filed 2024-08-29
Type Divorce
Docket 38 entries
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Judge

Hon. Rogers Abby C

Bryan County (OK)

Oklahoma

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Docket Entries

  1. DOCKET FEE
  2. FILE PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
  3. ISSUE SUMMONS BACK TO ATTY
  4. FILE APPLICATION FOR TEMPORARY ORDER
  5. FILE ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  6. FILE NOTICE OF HEARING - OCTOBER 15, 2024 @ 9:30AM
  7. ISSUE ALIAS SUMMONS BACK TO ATTY
  8. FILE ALIAS SUMMONS AND NOTICE OF AUTOMATIC TEMPORARY INJUNCTION W/AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE FOR BRIAN CLEDE BOND ON 9/14/24
  9. FILE ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  10. FILE ANSWER AND COUNTERCLAIM FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE
  11. FILE RESPONDENT'S RESPONSE TO PETITIONER'S APPLICATION FOR TEMPORARY ORDER AND COUNTER-APPLICATION FOR TEMPORARY ORDERS
  12. FILE NOTICE OF DELIVERY TO SHAMROCK BANK-SUBPOENA PROCESSING-BY CERT MAIL
  13. FILE NOTICE OF DELIVERY TO SHAMROCK BANK-HUMAN RESOURCES-BY CERT MAIL
  14. FILE TEMPORARY ORDER
  15. FILE CERTIFICATE OF MAILING
  16. FILE NOTICE OF DELIVERY
  17. FILE NOTICE OF DELIVERY - ALAN & TRACIE HOBBS
  18. FILE NOTICE OF DELIVERY - SHAMROCK BANK
  19. FILE MOTION TO MODIFY TEMPORARY ORDER
  20. FILE MOTION FOR ACCESS TO MARTIAL ASSETS FOR APPRAISAL AND INVENTORY
  21. FILE NOTICE OF HEARING - SET 6-17-25 @ 9:30AM
  22. FILE NOTICE OF HEARING - JUNE 17, 2025 @ 9:30AM
  23. FILE RESPONDENT'S RESPONSE TO PETITIONER'S MOTION TO MODIFY TEMPORARY ORDERS
  24. FILE CERTIFICATE OF DELIVERY
  25. FILE AGREED ORDER OF MODIFICATION OF TEMPORARY ORDER
  26. CM: PARTIES HAVE REACHED AN AGREEMENT AND JE WILL BE SUBMITTED TO THE COURT WITHIN 15 DAYS. ACR

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