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Georgia Unified PeachCourt

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2024-06-10
Type Other Domestic Relations
Docket 54 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Carswell, Christopher K
Defendant Carswell, Christina L
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Judge

Hon. Jason D. Marbutt 67

Cobb County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  2. DISCLOSURE STATEMENT
  3. DOMESTIC FILING INFO FORM
  4. SUMMONS
  5. MOTION
  6. MOTION LEAVE COURT
  7. COMPLAINT
  8. ORDER RULE NISI
  9. EFILED DOCUMENT:MISCELLANEOUS
  10. EFILED DOCUMENT:MISCELLANEOUS
  11. EFILED DOCUMENT:MISCELLANEOUS
  12. CERTIFICATE
  13. SERVICE ENTRY
  14. ANSWER COUNTERCLAIM
  15. ORDER
  16. ORDER
  17. EFILED DOCUMENT:MISCELLANEOUS
  18. MOTION LEAVE COURT
  19. EFILED DOCUMENT:MISCELLANEOUS
  20. CERTIFICATE
  21. EFILED DOCUMENT:ORDER
  22. EFILED DOCUMENT:RULE52 CERTIFICATE
  23. EFILED DOCUMENT:ENTRY OF APPEARANCE
  24. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  25. EFILED DOCUMENT:SUMMONS COORDINATED BY FILER
  26. EFILED DOCUMENT:RULE52 CERTIFICATE
  27. EFILED DOCUMENT:NOTICE
  28. NOTICE
  29. RULE 52 CERTIFICATE
  30. RULE 5.2 CERTIFICATE
  31. VERIFICATION
  32. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  33. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  34. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  35. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  36. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  37. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  38. REQUEST
  39. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  40. REQUEST
  41. RULE 5.2 CERTIFICATE
  42. ORDER
  43. RULE 5.2 CERTIFICATE
  44. RULE 5.2 CERTIFICATE
  45. EFILED DOCUMENT:MISCELLANEOUS
  46. MEDIATION REPORT
  47. NOTICE
  48. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  49. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  50. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  51. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  52. CERTIFICATION OF COMPLETION DIVORCE SEMINAR
  53. ORDER
  54. LEAVE OF ABSENCE

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