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Case Information

Filed 2021-11-24
Status Disposed
Type Other
Docket 37 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Yes|benoit, Joreen Maria
Defendant All Other Occupants,|yes|mock, Amanda Lynn|mock, Brian Eugene

Docket Entries

  1. PETITION-EVICTION CASE
  2. SERVICE MEMBERS CIVIL RELIEF A
  3. SERVICE MEMBERS CIVIL RELIEF A
  4. STATEMENT OF INABILITY TO PAY
  5. COVER LETTER
  6. SD-IDENTIFICATION
  7. COVER LETTER
  8. RECEIPT
  9. EMAIL FROM JP2
  10. LETTER FROM CLERKS OFFICE
  11. LETTER FROM CLERKS OFFICE
  12. DEFENDANTS APPEAL BY CASH DEPO
  13. EMAIL FROM ATTY
  14. NOTICE OF APPEAL
  15. COVER LETTER
  16. EMAIL
  17. JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF
  18. JUDGMENT FOR PLAINTIFF
  19. EMAIL
  20. EVICTION CITATION
  21. EVICTION CITATION
  22. EVICTION CITATION
  23. EVICTION CITATION
  24. APPEAL TRANSCRIPT (CIVIL)
  25. CERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPTS
  26. CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPTS
  27. CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPTS
  28. NOTICE OF APPEAL
  29. NOTICE OF HEARING
  30. CERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPTS
  31. CERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPTS
  32. DEFENDANTS ORIGINAL ANSWER
  33. NOTICE OF FILING EXHIBITS
  34. EXHIBITS
  35. NOTICE OF COURT APPEARANCE
  36. CERT OF WRITTEN DISCOVERY
  37. NOTICE OF COURT HEARING

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