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Court

Wayne Co

Michigan

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Case Information

Filed 2022-02-23
Status Final
Type (dp) Paternity
Docket 39 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Misevich, Jonathan M
Defendant Mullins, Kelly M
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Judge

Hon. Williams Claybourne, Darnella D.

Wayne County (MI)

Michigan

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Docket Entries

  1. Case Reassigned
  2. Service Review Scheduled
  3. Case Filing Fee with Minor Child - Paid
  4. UCCJEA Affidavit
  5. Confidential Case Inventory
  6. Motion for Entry of Order, Filed
  7. Answer to Complaint, filed
  8. Proof of Mailing, Filed
  9. Denied
  10. Proof of Service, filed
  11. Notice of Hearing, Filed
  12. Proof of Service, filed
  13. Miscellaneous Motion Hearing
  14. Domestic Scheduling Order, Signed and Filed
  15. Proof of Service, filed
  16. Proof of Service, filed
  17. Notice of Hearing, Filed
  18. Miscellaneous Motion Hearing
  19. Settlement Conference - Family
  20. Status Conference
  21. Order for Miscellaneous Action, Signed and Filed
  22. Proof of Service, filed
  23. Domestic Scheduling Order, Signed and Filed
  24. Domestic Scheduling Order, Signed and Filed
  25. Status Conference
  26. Review Hearing
  27. Order for an Evidentiary Hearing, Signed and Filed
  28. Notice of Hearing, Filed
  29. Proof of Service, filed
  30. Settlement Conference - Family
  31. Domestic Scheduling Order, Signed and Filed
  32. Review Hearing
  33. Closed - Judgment Granted (No Trial), Order to Follow
  34. Review Hearing
  35. Review Hearing
  36. Final - Order for Consent Judgment, Signed and Filed
  37. Uniform Child Support Order, Signed and Filed
  38. Case Reassigned
  39. Order for Parenting Time, Signed and Filed

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