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Case Information

Filed 2025-10-06
Type Fc Dissolution W/ Children
Docket 14 entries
Disposition disposed

Parties

Plaintiff Lippincott, Heather Lynn
Defendant Lippincott, Zachary Robert
Photo of Hon. Porter, Jill

Judge

Hon. Porter, Jill

Dallas County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

  1. issolution Filed Family
  2. otice FAMILY LAW INTERIM ORDER, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS NOTICE, AND COMPULSORY DISCLOSURE ORDER SENT DIRECTLY TO BOTH PETITIONER AND RESPONDENT AS WAIVER OF SERVICE HAS BEEN FILED.
  3. otice Notice of entry mailed to parties. 26
  4. ase Mgmt Conf Scheduled Case set for Case Management Conference (CMC) on 12/16/2025 at 1:30 p.m. All non-defaulting parties and their attorneys of record, if any, are ordered to appear at that time. At the CMC, the court will make inquiry as to the status of the case and may enter appropriate orders which may include, but are not limited to, ordering mediation, making discovery orders, setting the matter for trial, hearing evidence on and disposing of uncontested cases, or hearing any motion properly noticed for hearing by a party. The CMC does not obviate the need for a party to notice for hearing any motion deemed necessary. Unless any such motion is properly noticed for hearing, the court will not consider the same at any CMC without consent of the opposing party and the court. The clerk is to notify all non-defaulting parties and their attorneys of record, if any, of this docket entry. Scheduled For: 12/16/2025; 1:30 PM; JILL PORTER; Polk
  5. rder Interim Order Issued. 26
  6. nswer Filed
  7. roposed Judmt/Dec Dis Filed
  8. ncome & Expense Stmnt Filed
  9. eparation Agreement Filed
  10. omp-Litigant Awareness Filed
  11. roposed Parenting Plan Filed
  12. edaction Certification Filed
  13. onfid Dom Rel Info File Sheet
  14. ertificate of Dissolution

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