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Case Information

Filed 2025-10-07
Type Cc Dissolution W/o Children
Docket 13 entries
Disposition disposed

Parties

Plaintiff Powell, Kelly Jo
Defendant Powell, Kevin Wallace Jr
Photo of Hon. Hackett James Andrew

Judge

Hon. Hackett James Andrew

Benton County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

  1. etition Filed - Domestic Rel
  2. udge/Clerk - Note Petitioner calls clerk's office and asks about dismissing case and receiving refund. Clerk tells petitioner that she can email or file something with the court to dismiss the case. Clerk also told petitioner that there would be no refund issued and that if she doesn't file something to dismiss the case, it would likely be placed on the inactive docket for dismissal at a later date. cs
  3. rder Family Law Interim Order
  4. ertificate of Mailing Notice of entry mailed to Petitioner at address on file
  5. udge/Clerk - Note Petitioner moves for service by publication. Affidavit shows Respondent refuses to disclose his address but fails to identify any family, friends, employers, or other sources contacted to locate him. The statement ?They won't tell me? is conclusory, and simply checking a box that an Internet search was made does not demonstrate the reasonable efforts required under Rule 54.12. Nor does the request for service by publication state the last known address of the party to be served. Proper service is essential to protect due process rights and ensure a legally sound judgment; proceeding without it risks an invalid decree, unnecessary expense, and later appeal. Motion denied without prejudice. Petitioner may renew with a supplemental affidavit setting forth specific factual efforts made to locate Respondent. Petitioner is advised that publication may ultimately be necessary and that obtaining legal counsel is strongly recommended. JAH
  6. ffd for Serv by Publication
  7. eceipt Filed
  8. roposed Judmt/Dec Dis Filed
  9. roperty/Inc/Exp Stmnt Filed
  10. ncome & Expense Stmnt Filed
  11. edaction Certification Filed
  12. onfid Filing Info Sheet Filed
  13. ertificate of Dissolution

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