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Court

Glenn County Superior

California

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Case Information

Filed 2022-08-10
Status Opened
Type (09) Limited Other Collections Under 10,000
Docket 34 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Portfolio Recovery
Defendant Romero, Jose
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Judge

Hon. Alicia Ekland

Glenn County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. omment County of Mendocino, unsatisfied
  2. iew Document Civil Case Cover Sheet
  3. 3.740 Under $10k Complaint w/Declaration
  4. iew Document 3.740 Under $10k Complaint w/Declaration {$181}
  5. Declaration
  6. iew Document Declaration
  7. omment DECLARATION RE: REDUCED FILING FEES
  8. Summons (Civil)
  9. iew Document Summons (Civil)
  10. Proof of Service of Summons
  11. iew Document Proof of Service of Summons
  12. Declaration
  13. iew Document Declaration
  14. omment of Reasonable Diligence
  15. Declaration
  16. iew Document Declaration
  17. omment of Mailing
  18. Abstract of Judgment ($40)
  19. iew Document Request for Entry of Default / Judgment (CIV-105)
  20. Declaration
  21. iew Document Declaration
  22. omment OF COUNSEL RE: 1. INTEREST 2. COSTS 3. ATTORNEY FEES
  23. Declaration
  24. iew Document Declaration
  25. omment IN SUPPORT OF APPLICATION FOR ENTRY OF DEFAULT JUDGMENT PURSUANT TO CIVIL CODE 1788.60(A) AND CALIFORNIA CODE CIVIL PROCEDURE 585
  26. Judgment by Court
  27. iew Document Judgment by Court
  28. udicial Officer Ekland, Alicia
  29. Abstract of Judgment ($40)
  30. iew Document Abstract of Judgment ($40)
  31. Writ of Execution Issued
  32. iew Document Writ of Execution Issued {$40}
  33. Writ of Execution Filed (EJ-130)
  34. iew Document Writ of Execution Filed (EJ-130)

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