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Case Information

Filed 2026-01-12
Status Dormant
Type Dissolution With Child
Docket 23 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Case Filed
  2. Order-Other
  3. Fail to Appear at a hearing
  4. Hearing Held Remote
  5. Supporting Affidavit of Child Support Officer
  6. Affidavit of Mailing
  7. Notice of Department of Employment and Economic Development
  8. Proof of Identity
  9. Motion
  10. Certificate of Representation
  11. Notice of Intervention as a Matter of Right
  12. Correspondence
  13. Notice of Case Assignment
  14. Affidavit of Service
  15. Admission of Service
  16. Notice of Filing of Order
  17. Order Granting Fee Waiver
  18. Proposed Order or Document
  19. Notice to County Support and Collections
  20. Confidential Information Form 11.1 personal information
  21. Petition for Dissolution of Marriage
  22. Summons
  23. Affidavit to Request Fee Waiver

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