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Case Information

Filed 2025-05-21
Status Reopened
Type Paternity
Docket 41 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Confidential Information Form 11.1 personal information
  2. Hearing Held Remote
  3. Affidavit of Mailing
  4. Verification and or Acknowledgement
  5. Verification and or Acknowledgement
  6. Verification and or Acknowledgement
  7. Notice of Department of Employment and Economic Development
  8. Other Document
  9. Supporting Affidavit of Child Support Officer
  10. Notice of Filing of Order
  11. Six-Month Review Hearing Request Instructions
  12. Notice of Filing of Order and Entry of Judgment
  13. Judgment of Paternity
  14. Certificate of Adjudication - Certified
  15. Refer to Expedited Process
  16. Expedited Process
  17. Proposed Certificate of Adjudication
  18. Order Establishing Paternity
  19. Order Granting Confidential Address Request
  20. Fail to Appear at a hearing
  21. Hearing Held Remote
  22. Notice of Remote Hearing with Instructions
  23. Proposed Order or Document
  24. Affidavit-Other
  25. Confidential Address Form - Public Authority Only
  26. Affidavit of Mailing
  27. Affidavit of Mailing
  28. Notice of Hearing by Party
  29. Notice of Hearing by Party
  30. Supporting Affidavit of Child Support Officer
  31. Proposed Order or Document
  32. Proposed Order or Document
  33. Motion to Establish
  34. Notice of Deficiency
  35. Notice of Case Filing
  36. Certify Personal Service
  37. Confidential Address Form - Public Authority Only
  38. Certify Personal Service
  39. Certificate of Representation
  40. Complaint-Family
  41. Summons

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