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Case Information

Filed 2026-02-12
Status Reopened
Type Custody
Docket 82 entries

Docket Entries

  1. Case Filed
  2. Notice of Filing of Order
  3. Affidavit of Mailing
  4. Medical Report
  5. Other Document
  6. Other Document
  7. Certificate of Attendance-class
  8. Order-Other
  9. Proposed Order or Document
  10. Affidavit of Respondent
  11. Correspondence for Judicial Approval
  12. Returned Mail
  13. Notice of Hearing
  14. Affidavit of Mailing
  15. Confidential Information Form 11.2 Attachments
  16. Cover Sheet for Non Public Documents Form 11.2
  17. Affidavit of Petitioner
  18. Correspondence for Judicial Approval
  19. Certificate of Attendance-class
  20. Notice of Filing of Order
  21. Order Naming Guardian ad Litem and Addressing Fees
  22. Notice of Guardian ad Litem Assignment
  23. Notice of Filing of Order
  24. Notice of Filing of Order
  25. Six-Month Review Hearing Request Instructions
  26. Appendix A to Family Court Order
  27. Notice of Filing of Order
  28. Order Granting Fee Waiver
  29. Order Appointing Guardian ad Litem
  30. Order-Other
  31. Notice of Hearing
  32. Notice of Hearing
  33. Hearing Held Remote
  34. Proposed Order or Document
  35. Admission of Service
  36. Affidavit of Service
  37. Confidential Information Form 11.1 personal information
  38. Affidavit of Respondent
  39. Answer and Counterpetition
  40. Affidavit to Request Fee Waiver
  41. Admission of Service
  42. Affidavit of Service
  43. Affidavit of Service
  44. Appendix A to Family Court Order
  45. Notice of Filing of Order
  46. Notice of Case Assignment
  47. ExParte Order
  48. Notice of Hearing
  49. Proposed Order or Document
  50. Affidavit-Other
  51. Other Document
  52. Other Document
  53. Other Document
  54. Other Document
  55. Other Document
  56. Other Document
  57. Other Document
  58. Other Document
  59. Other Document
  60. Other Document
  61. Other Document
  62. Other Document
  63. Law Enforcement Report
  64. Other Document
  65. Other Document
  66. Other Document
  67. Other Document
  68. Other Document
  69. Other Document
  70. Other Document
  71. Other Document
  72. Other Document
  73. Affidavit of Petitioner
  74. Memorandum
  75. ExParte Motion
  76. Affidavit of Service
  77. Confidential Information Form 11.2 Attachments
  78. Cover Sheet for Non Public Documents Form 11.2
  79. Confidential Information Form 11.1 personal information
  80. Petition for Custody
  81. Summons
  82. Certificate of Representation

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