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Windham County

Connecticut

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Case Information

Filed 2025-09-03
Type F 40 Family Custody Application C.g.s. 46 B 61
Docket 23 entries
Disposition judgment without trial-general

Parties

Plaintiff Kayla M Riendeau
Defendant Joseph A Racine
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Judge

Hon. Hon Karen Demeola

Windham County (CT)

Connecticut

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Docket Entries

  1. JUDGMENT FILE
  2. APPEARANCE
  3. CUSTODY APPLICATION
  4. ORDER HEARING AND NOTICE
  5. NOTICE OF AUTOMATIC COURT ORDERS (JD-FM-158)
  6. AFFIDAVIT CONCERNING CHILDREN
  7. MOTION TO WAIVE ENTRY FEE AND PAY COSTS OF SERVICE RESULT: Granted 9/3/2025 HON CODY GUARNIERI
  8. ORDER RESULT: Order 9/5/2025 BY THE COURT
  9. FINDING OF INABILITY TO PAY PARENTING EDUCATION PROGRAM FEE CGS SEC. 46b-69b(c)
  10. ORDER FOR PARTY PARTICIPATION IN PARENTING EDUCATION PROGRAM CGS SEC 46B-69B
  11. MOTION TO WAIVE ENTRY FEE AND PAY COSTS OF SERVICE
  12. APPLICATION FOR EMERGENCY EX PARTE ORDER OF CUSTODY
  13. AFFIDAVIT CONCERNING CHILDREN
  14. RETURN OF SERVICE
  15. MEMORANDUM OF RESOLUTION SCREENING (FORM JD-FM-290)
  16. WORKSHEET FOR THE CONNECTICUT CHILD SUPPORT AND ARREARAGE GUIDELINES CCSG-1
  17. WORKSHEET FOR THE CONNECTICUT CHILD SUPPORT AND ARREARAGE GUIDELINES CCSG-1
  18. DOCUMENT ESTABLISHING LEGAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARENTS AND CHILD(REN) IN CUST/VIS ACTION PA 18-75
  19. FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT JD-FM-6-LONG
  20. FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT JD-FM-6-SHORT
  21. CUSTODY AGREEMENT AND PARENTING PLAN (FORM JD-FM-284) RESULT: Accepted 10/3/2025 HON KAREN DEMEOLA Last Updated: Party Type - 10/06/2025
  22. ORDER RESULT: Accepted 10/3/2025 HON KAREN DEMEOLA
  23. JUDGMENT WITHOUT TRIAL-GENERAL RESULT: HON KAREN DEMEOLA

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