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Court

Calaveras County Superior

California

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Case Information

Filed 2025-03-13
Status Judgment Entered
Type Dissolution W/ Minor Children
Docket 47 entries
Disposition settlement

Parties

Plaintiff Wagner, Alannah
Defendant Wagner, Dakota
Photo of Hon. Sanders, David M.|Judicial Officer(s): Judge, Conversion, Swift, Hugh K.

Judge

Hon. Sanders, David M.|Judicial Officer(s): Judge, Conversion, Swift, Hugh K.

Calaveras County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Cancel Reason Vacated
  2. Summons Issued / Filed
  3. Declaration under Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act
  4. Notice of Inclusion / Case Management Conference
  5. Fee Waiver Requested
  6. Order on Fee Waiver Granted
  7. Income & Expense Declaration
  8. Request for Order
  9. Referral To Family Court Services - Mediation
  10. Proof of Service
  11. Response - Dissolution
  12. Responsive Declaration
  13. Income & Expense Declaration
  14. Request for Order-Modification for Custody and or Visitation
  15. Declaration under Uniform Child Custody Jurisdiction Act
  16. Request to Waive Court Fees
  17. Order on Fee Waiver Granted
  18. Proof of Service
  19. Declaration re: service of declaration of disclosure
  20. Report on Mediation
  21. Stipulation & Order - No Fee
  22. Request for Order Hearing
  23. Judicial Officer Sanders, David M.
  24. Hearing Time 1:30 PM
  25. Cancel Reason Vacated
  26. Declaration re: service of declaration of disclosure
  27. Case Management Conference
  28. Judicial Officer Richardson, Daniel K
  29. Hearing Time 2:00 PM
  30. Result Held
  31. Petitioner: Wagner, Alannah
  32. Respondent: Wagner, Dakota
  33. Minute Order
  34. Declaration
  35. Property Declaration
  36. Property Declaration
  37. Proof of Service
  38. Declaration re: service of declaration of disclosure
  39. Stipulation and waiver of final declaration of disclosure
  40. Appearance Stipulation & Waiver
  41. Declaration for Default
  42. Judgment
  43. Report on Mediation
  44. Notice of Entry of Judgment (or Order)
  45. Settlement Conference
  46. Judicial Officer Richardson, Daniel K
  47. Hearing Time 8:30 AM

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