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Case Information

Filed 2021-12-14
Status CL
Type Statement Of Claim
Docket 65 entries
Disposition default

Parties

Plaintiff 1 St Franklin Financial ,
Defendant Alfaro , Ruth
Photo of Hon. James a White

Judge

Hon. James a White

Fayette County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. CERTIFICATE IN SUPPORT OF DEFAULT JUDGMENT
  2. ORDER DENYING MOTION FOR DEFAULT WRIT OF POSSESSION
  3. VOLUNTARY DISMISSAL
  4. AFFIDAVIT FOR SUMMONS OF DISPOSSESSORY
  5. SUMMONS OF DISPOSSESSORY
  6. SHERIFF ENTRY OF SERVICE
  7. AFFIDAVIT FOR SUMMONS OF DISPOSSESSORY
  8. SUMMONS OF DISPOSSESSORY
  9. SHERIFF ENTRY OF SERVICE
  10. AFFIDAVIT OF DEFAULT & REQUEST FOR WRIT OF POSSESSION
  11. CERTIFICATE IN SUPPORT OF DEFAULT JUDGMENT
  12. ORDER DENYING MOTION FOR DEFAULT WRIT OF POSSESSION
  13. AFFIDAVIT OF DEFAULT, REQUEST FOR WRIT OF POSSESSION, AND CERTIFICATE IN SUPPORT OF DEFAULT
  14. ORDER AND WRIT OF POSSESSION
  15. REQUEST FOR CONSTABLE EXECUTION ON WRIT OF POSSESSION
  16. EVICTION CARRIED OUT
  17. AFFIDAVIT FOR SUMMONS OF DISPOSSESSORY
  18. SUMMONS OF DISPOSSESSORY
  19. SHERIFF ENTRY OF SERVICE
  20. FIRST ANSWER
  21. NOTICE OF COURT SCHEDULING
  22. CONSENT JUDGEMENT
  23. TRL TRIAL
  24. CANCELLATION & SATISFACTION OF JUDGEMENT
  25. AFFIDAVIT FOR SUMMONS OF DISPOSSESSORY
  26. SUMMONS OF DISPOSSESSORY
  27. SHERIFF ENTRY OF SERVICE
  28. AFFIDAVIT OF GARNISHMENT, NOTICE TO DEFENDANT, DEFENDANTS CLAIM, ANSWER, AND COPY OF FINAL JUDGEMENT
  29. SUMMONS OF GARNISHMENT
  30. SHERIFF ENTRY OF SERVICE
  31. GARNISHMENT ANSWER WITH $0 FUNDS RECEIVED
  32. NOTICE OF VOLUNTARY DISMISSAL
  33. AFFIDAVIT OF GARNISHMENT, NOTICE TO DEFENDANT, DEFENDANTS CLAIM FORM, ANSWER, AND COPY OF DEFAULT JUDGEMENT AND FIFA
  34. SUMMONS OF GARNISHMENT
  35. SHERIFF ENTRY OF SERVICE
  36. AFFIDAVIT OF GARNISHMENT
  37. SUMMONS OF GARNISHMENT
  38. SHERIFF ENTRY OF SERVICE
  39. GARNISHMENT ANSWER WITH $0 FUNDS RECEIVED
  40. AFFIDAVIT OF GARNISHMENT
  41. SUMMONS OF GARNISHMENT
  42. NO SERVICE/ NON EST
  43. AFFIDAVIT OF CLAIM
  44. DESIGNATION OF AGENT FOR BUSINESS ENTITY
  45. MAGISTRATE NOTICE AND SUMMONS
  46. MILITARY AFFIDAVIT
  47. SHERIFF ENTRY OF SERVICE
  48. REQUEST FOR STAY
  49. ORDER STAYING CASE
  50. AFFIDAVIT OF CLAIM
  51. DESIGNATION OF AGENT FOR BUSINESS ENTITY
  52. MAGISTRATE NOTICE AND SUMMONS
  53. MILITARY AFFIDAVIT
  54. SHERIFF ENTRY OF SERVICE
  55. DESIGNATION OF AGENT
  56. MILITARY AFFIDAVIT
  57. REQUEST A DEFAULT JUDGMENT

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