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Court

Meigs Co

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2025-07-24
Status Closed
Type Dissolution
Docket 37 entries
Disposition uncontested

Parties

Plaintiff Mcclure, Nathan|Mcclure, Tesla
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Judge

Hon. Warner Linda R

Meigs County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. EFUND ON DEPOSIT CHECK ISSUED TO:
  2. OMESTIC FILING FEES
  3. ETITION FOR DISSOLUTION
  4. EPARATION AGREEMENT
  5. AIVER OF SERVICE
  6. AIVER
  7. CKNOWLEDGMENT OF LEGAL REPRESENTATION
  8. HARED PARENTING PLAN
  9. FFIDAVIT OF PROPERTY AND DEBT
  10. ARENTING PROCEEDING AFFIDAVIT
  11. EALTH INSURANCE AFFIDAVIT
  12. FFIDAVIT OF BASIC INFORMATION , INCOME, AND EXPENSES
  13. vent Scheduled
  14. - JOURNAL ENTRY
  15. LECTRONIC CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  16. EGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  17. - PER DIEM
  18. - JOURNAL ENTRY
  19. LECTRONIC CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  20. ECREE OF DISSOLUTION DEPOSIT
  21. ECREE OF DISSOLUTION
  22. EGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  23. EFUND ON DEPOSIT CHECK ISSUED TO:
  24. ITAL STATISTICS FORM SENT TO STATE
  25. ITAL STATISTICS FORM SENT TO STATE
  26. EPOSIT
  27. OMESTIC FILING FEES
  28. ETITION FOR DISSOLUTION
  29. - JOURNAL ENTRY
  30. LECTRONIC CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  31. EGULAR U.S. POSTAGE
  32. - PER DIEM
  33. - JOURNAL ENTRY
  34. LECTRONIC CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  35. ECREE OF DISSOLUTION DEPOSIT
  36. ECREE OF DISSOLUTION
  37. EGULAR U.S. POSTAGE

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