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Court

Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2025-07-17
Type Fc Dissolution W/o Children
Docket 16 entries
Disposition disposed

Parties

Plaintiff Cripps, Alice Larine
Defendant Cripps, Daniel Ray
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Judge

Hon. Boyer, Luke

Jasper County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

  1. issolution Filed Family Filed By: ALICE LARINE CRIPPS
  2. otice of Court Hearing Sent Mailed to all parties
  3. ncont Dissolution Hrng Sched To be held in Carthage - 15 mins Please be advised this may not be the final hearing. It is an opportunity for the Court to review the documents that have been filed and identify mistakes, omissions or non-compliance with the requirements of Missouri law. If this occurs, the Court will freely grant a continuance and schedule a new hearing to give either party the opportunity to have an attorney correct or provide what is required or to allow the parties time to do so. Scheduled For: 11/14/2025; 9:30 AM; LUKE BOYER; Jasper County - Carthage
  5. equest for Hearing Petitioner files request for hearing. Forwarded to judge's clerk.
  7. ummons Personally Served Document ID - 25-SMCC-608; Served To - DANIEL RAY CRIPPS; Served Date - 08/20/2025; Served Time - 16:33:00; Service Type - SD; Reason Description - SERV; Service Text -
  8. udge/Clerk - Note Court is in receipt of Request for Hearing. Case can not be set for hearing until service requirements have been met.
  9. equest for Hearing Petitioner files request for hearing. Forwarded to judge's clerk. CB Filed By: ALICE LARINE CRIPPS
  10. umm Issd- Circ Pers Serv O/S Document ID: 25-SMCC-608, for CRIPPS, DANIEL RAY Summons and money order sent to Tulsa County Courthouse for service upon Respondent
  11. roposed Judmt/Dec Dis Filed Filed By: ALICE LARINE CRIPPS
  12. roperty/Inc/Exp Stmnt Filed Filed By: ALICE LARINE CRIPPS
  13. ncome & Expense Stmnt Filed Filed By: ALICE LARINE CRIPPS
  14. edaction Certification Filed Filed By: ALICE LARINE CRIPPS
  15. onfid Dom Rel Info File Sheet Filed By: ALICE LARINE CRIPPS
  16. ertificate of Dissolution Filed By: ALICE LARINE CRIPPS

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