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Hall

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2026-02-19
Status CL
Type Dissolution/divorce/separate Maintenance/alimony
Docket 24 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Capek , Anthony M|3/5/2026
Defendant Capek , Deborah Renee|3/5/2026
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Judge

Hon. Clint G. Bearden

Hall County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. FHEAR FINAL HEARING
  2. PETITION FOR DIVORCE
  3. REGULAR AFFIDAVIT- DRFA
  4. SUMMONS FOR CAPEK, DEBORAH RENEE.
  5. RULE NISI FOR FINAL HEARING 05.13.26 9AM COURTROOM 202
  6. AFFIDAVIT OF DUE DILIGENCE
  7. MOTION FILED - FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION
  8. PROPOSED ORDER FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION
  9. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF SERVICE
  10. ANSWER AND DEFENSES
  11. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  12. COUNTERCLAIM FOR DIVORCE
  13. LEAVE OF ABSENCE - WILLIAMS
  14. MOTION FILED - FOR CONTINUANCE
  15. MOTION FILED - TO TRANSFER VENUE
  16. PLAINTIFF'S RESPONSE TO DEFENDANT'S MOTIONS AND REPLY TO COUNTERCLAIM
  17. CASE DISPOSITION FORM
  18. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  19. MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS - TRANSFER COPIES RECEIPT
  20. MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS - TRANSFER INVOICE
  21. ORDER FILED - TRANSFERRING VENUE
  22. INDEX TO RECORD
  23. TRANSFER CERTIFICATE
  24. TRANSFER FILING FEE SENT TO WHITE CO

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