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Results for "Anthony Ortiz"
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A dissolution of marriage (divorce) with minor children was filed by Anthony Ortiz against Jennifer Calendar; she must file written defenses by June 15, 2026 or risk default. The case asks the court to divide property including 6511 Romilly Drive, Jacksonville.
A petition for dissolution of marriage with minor children was filed; the respondent, Jennifer Calendar, must file written defenses by June 15, 2026, or risk a default judgment. The court will also decide division of property including 6511 Romilly Drive.
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