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Oklahoma unified county

Oklahoma

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Case Information

Filed 2025-08-20
Type Dissolution
Docket 23 entries
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Judge

Hon. HAKE, KELLY

Creek County (OK)

Oklahoma

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Docket Entries

  1. FILE & ENTER PETITION
  2. OKLAHOMA COURT INFORMATION SYSTEM FEE - EFFECTIVE 07/01/04
  3. LENGTHY TRIAL FUND
  4. OK COURT APPOINTED SPECIAL ADVOCATES
  5. 10% OF CASA TO COURT CLERK REVOLVING FUND
  6. OK COUNCIL ON JUDICIAL COMPLAINTS REVOLVING FUND
  7. 10% OF COJC TO COURT CLERK REVOLVING FUND
  8. COURTHOUSE SECURITY FEE
  9. 10% OF CHSC TO COURT CLERK REVOLVING FUND
  10. STATE JUDICIAL INTERPRETER TRANSLATOR
  11. 15% TO DISTRICT COURT REVOLVING FUND
  12. COURT CLERK PRESERVATION FUND
  13. SUMMONS ISSUED
  14. PETITIONER'S APPLICATION FOR TEMPORARY ORDER
  15. NOTICE AND ORDER SETTING TEMPORARY ORDER HEARING
  16. CM:KH:NO CSR: 8-25-25 STRIKE 9-8-25 DATE RESET UPON APPLICATION
  17. PETITIONER'S APPLICATION TO RESET TEMPORARY ORDER AND REQUEST FOR EXPEDITED HEARING
  18. CM:KH:NO CSR: 9-8-25 TEMPORARY ORDER: STRIKE - RESET UPON APPLICATION
  19. NOTICE AND ORDER RESETTING TEMPORARY ORDER FOR EXPEDITED HEARING
  20. PROOF OF SERVICE
  21. CM:KH:NO CSR; 9-22-25 TEMPORARY ORDERS: KENDAL KELLY PTESENT FOR PLAINTIFF. MARY GANNAWAY PRESENT FOR THE RESPONDANT. THE PARTIES AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING: 1. A. DANNY FEW AGREES TO PAY THE HOUSE PAYMENT B. ELECTRIC BILL C. TRASH BILL D. CAR PAYMENTS E. INSURANCE BILL F. PHONE BILL. ALL OTHER ISSUES ARE RESERVED. KENDAL KELLY WILL DRAFT AGREED TEMPORARY ORDERS.
  22. CM:KH:NO CSR: 9-22-25 TEMPORARY ORDER: KENDAL KELLY PRESENT FOR PETITONER. MARY GANNAWAY PRESENT FOR RESPONDENT. AGREED TEMPORARY ORDER ENTERED

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