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Case Information

Filed 2026-03-24
Status Open
Type Dissolution of marriage with children
Docket 18 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Porter, Sadie Taylor
Defendant Porter, Brent
Photo of Hon. Kiser, Mark D

Judge

Hon. Kiser, Mark D

Hillsborough Co

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. NOTICE OF SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER
  2. CIVIL COVER SHEET
  3. UNIFORM CHILD CUSTODY AND JURISDICTION ACT
  4. PETITION FILED
  5. SRS NEW CASE FILED
  6. File Home Location - Electronic
  7. COPY OF IDENTIFICATION
  8. SUMMONS ISSUED
  9. STANDING TEMPORARY ORDER FOR FAMILY LAW
  10. PARENTING PLAN
  11. PARENTING PLAN
  12. PARENTING PLAN
  13. DESIGNATION OF CURRENT MAILING AND E-MAIL ADDRESS
  14. NOTICE OF RELATED CASE
  15. CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE
  16. CHILD SUPPORT GUIDELINES WORKSHEET
  17. FINANCIAL AFFIDAVIT
  18. 12 RULES OF COURTROOM BEHAVIOR

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