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Winnebago_Il County

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Case Information

Filed 2026-02-23
Status Closed pending clerk action
Type Stalking No Contact Order
Docket 15 entries
Disposition dismissed

Parties

Plaintiff Koch, Aaron James
Defendant Dresen, Alexis

Docket Entries

  1. No Stalking: Petition Filed (OP)
  2. * Court Proceedings: * Court Attendees: Presiding Judge: Amy Peterman. Petitioner, Aaron James Koch, appears Pro Se. Respondent, Alexis Dresen, appears Pro Se. Also attending: Electronic Recording Court Reporter; A.B. Court Clerk.
  3. * Hearing Result: Cause comes on for Plenary Order of Protection Meeting ID #853 1032 1761. Dismissed voluntarily.
  4. Email Notification Sent
  5. Served DVO Summons on 03/09/2026 to Alexis Dresen, , Service In Person. Service by: Winnebago County Sheriff
  6. Served Emergency Order on 03/09/2026 to Alexis Dresen, , Service In Person. Service by: Winnebago County Sheriff
  7. Stalking No Contact Order - Terminated: Certified copy to leads no service. See order filed.
  8. * Court Proceedings: * Court Attendees: Presiding Judge: Amy Peterman. Petitioner, Aaron Koch appears without Attorney, Pro-Se. Also attending: Electronic Recording Court Reporter. NCC.
  9. * Hearing Result: Cause comes on for Emergency Order of Protection In Person Only. Petitioner's Motion/Petition is Heard and Granted.
  10. * Next Appearance: Emergency Order of Protection In Person Only, February 23, 2026 at 9:45 AM in Courtroom 108 with Judge Assigned.
  11. * Next Appearance: Plenary Order of Protection Meeting ID #853 1032 1761, March 10, 2026 at 1:30 PM in Courtroom 314 with Judge Donald P. Shriver.
  12. Email Notification Sent
  13. Emergency Stalking No Contact Order Granted until 11:59 pm on 03/10/2026. Copies certified for service. See order filed.
  14. Issued DVO Summons to Alexis Dresen, service by Winnebago County Sheriff.
  15. Issued Emergency Order to Alexis Dresen, service by Winnebago County Sheriff.

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