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Case Information

Filed 2025-11-05
Status Case Closed
Type Civil Appeal Family Law Proper Person
Docket 12 entries
Disposition order the judgment

Docket Entries

  1. Case Closed. (COA)
  2. Filed Order of Affirmance. "ORDER the judgment of the district court AFFIRMED." COA-BB/MG/DW (COA)
  3. Filed Proper Person Motion for Relief to File Past Due Date Petition for Rehearing. (COA)
  4. Filed Respondent's Notice of NRAP 26.1 Disclosure. (COA)
  5. Filed Respondent's Opposition to Appellant's Motion for Relief to File Past Due Date Petition for Rehearing (COA)
  6. Filed Respondent's Proof of Service for Notice of NRAP 26.1 Disclosure. (COA)
  7. Filed Proper Person Reply to Respondent's Opposition to Appellant's NRAP 27 Motion for Relief to File Past Due Date Petition for Rehearing (COA)
  8. Filed Order Granting Motion. Appellant has filed a pro se motion to file his petition for rehearing past the due date, construed as a motion for extension of time to file a petition for rehearing. Respondent has filed an opposition and appellant filed his reply. Appellant's motion is granted. The clerk of the court is therefore directed to file the petition for rehearing received on July 11, 2025. (COA)
  9. Filed Proper Person's (William Norman) Petition for Rehearing. (COA)
  10. Rehearing Fee Paid. $150.00 from William Russell Norman. (COA)
  11. Filed Order Denying Rehearing. "Rehearing Denied." NRAP 40(c). (COA)
  12. Transferred to Supreme Court. (COA)

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