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Court

Lorain Co

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2025-04-23
Type Dissolution
Docket 18 entries
Disposition judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Zelinko, Amanda|P
Defendant N/a|Zelinko, Alexander
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Judge

Hon. Swenski Lisa

Lorain County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  2. Receipt #: 25-0012277 Processed.
  3. PETITION, WAIVER OF SUMMONS, SEPARATION AGREEMENT, AFFIDAVIT OF BASIC INFO, INCOME, AND EXPENSES OF PARTIES, AFFIDAVIT OF PROPERTY AND DEBT OF PARTIES FILED.
  4. CIV.R. 4.7 WAIVER OF SERVICE FORM FILED FOR PARTIES.
  5. CONTACT INFORMATION FORM FILED.
  6. FINAL HEARING SET FOR DATE BELOW. NO NOTICE WILL BE PROVIDED BY COURT. BY SIGNING THIS ENTRY, ATTORNEY OR INDIVIDUAL FILING THIS PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE ACCEPTS RESPONSIBILITY OF NOTIFYING PETITIONERS OF THE FINAL HEARING DATE 7/7/25 AT 9AM. STATUS HEARING IS SET FOR 5/27/25 AT 1PM WITH MAG BLAKE. (LIS) CC: PET 1 (COUNTER), PET 2 (COUNTER)
  7. CASE CALLED FOR DOCUMENT REVIEW. BOTH PARTIES APPEARED. DOCUMENTS APPEAR TO BE IN ORDER. CASE CONTINUED FOR FINAL HEARING WITH JUDGE SWENSKI ON 07-07-25 @ 9 AM. PARTIES ARE ORDERED TO SUBMIT FINAL DOCUMENTS TO THE COURT AT LEAST ONE WEEK PRIOR TO THE FINAL HEARING. SEE JRNL. (MAG ORDER) (SKB) CC: PET-1 (WINFIELD LN), PET-2 (WINFIELD LN)
  8. CLERKS OFFICE CERTIFIES COPIES OF ABOVE ENTRY DATED 05-27-25 PLACED IN ATTY FOLDER OR SENT ORDINARY MAIL TO: PET-1 (WINFIELD LN), PET-2 (WINFIELD LN)
  9. THIS CAUSE CAME FOR HEARING BEFORE THE MAGISTRATE TO WHOM THIS MATTER WAS REFERRED UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF CIVIL RULES 75 AND 53 BY THE JUDGE, ON THE PETITION FOR DISSOLUTION. THE PARTIES SPECIFICALLY WAIVE SEPARATE MAGISTRATE'S DECISIONS, AND AGREE THAT THE JUDGMENT ENTRY APPROVED AND SIGNED BY THE MAGISTRATE AND THE JUDGE SHALL BE FINAL UPON FILING AND JOURNALIZING. SEE JOURNAL. (LIS) CC: PET-1 (WINFIELD LN), PET-2 (WINFIELD LN)
  10. HEARING HAD. DISSOLUTION GRANTED. SEE JOURNAL. (LIS) CC: PET-1 (WINFIELD LN), PET-2 (WINFIELD LN)
  11. CIVIL RULE 58 (B) NOTICE SENT ORDINARY MAIL TO PET-1 (WINFIELD LN), PET-2 (WINFIELD LN)
  12. CLERKS OFFICE CERTIFIES COPIES OF ABOVE ENTRIES DATED 07-08-25 AND/OR RULE 58 DTD 07-09-25 PLACED IN ATTY FOLDER OR SENT ORDINARY MAIL TO: PET-1 (WINFIELD LN), PET-2 (WINFIELD LN)
  13. CERTIFIED ABSTRACT OF DIVORCE/ DISSOLUTION/ ANNULMENT ISSUED TO OH DEPT OF HEALTH, BUREAU OF VITAL STATISTICS
  14. COURT REPORTER CERTIFICATION COST ENTRY
  15. Receipt #: 25-0021921 Processed.
  16. CASE TAXED AND CLOSED - COSTS TO BE SPLIT EQUALLY PER COURT ORDER. BILL SENT TO BOTH PARTIES.
  17. Receipt #: 25-0022700 Processed.
  18. Receipt #: 25-0023094 Processed.

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