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Broward County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2021-10-19
Status Pending
Type Contract And Indebtedness
Docket 64 entries
Disposition final Judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Phillips, Evan
Defendant Montero, Anthony | | Lopez, David | My Claims Care Llc | Victoria Park Donuts I Nc. | Eil Green Llc |
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Judge

Hon. Jack Tuter

Broward County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. Re-Notice of Taking Deposition
  2. Notice of Taking Deposition
  3. Affidavit of Service
  4. Answer of Garnishee
  5. Writ of Garnishment Returned Served
  6. Notice of Taking Deposition
  7. Motion for Garnishment After Judgment
  8. eWrit Issuance - Garnishment
  9. Ex Parte Motion
  10. Certificate of Service
  11. Order
  12. Order to Show Cause
  13. Certificate of Service
  14. Notice of Limited Appearance
  15. Response to Request for Production
  16. Response to Rule to Show Cause
  17. Final Judgment in Garnishment
  18. Motion for Judgment in Garnishment
  19. Request for Production
  20. Notice of Hearing
  21. Order to Show Cause
  22. Agreed Order
  23. Notice of Hearing
  24. Certificate of Service
  25. Order to Show Cause
  26. Order to Withdraw As Counsel
  27. Notice of Service
  28. Amended Answer
  29. Notice of Filing/Affidavit of Service Returned Served
  30. Answer of Garnishee
  31. Notice of Service
  32. Motion to Withdraw
  33. Motion for Garnishment After Judgment
  34. eWrit Issuance - Garnishment
  35. Motion for Contempt
  36. Motion for Entry of Judgment
  37. Motion
  38. Motion for Attorney Fees
  39. Order Granting Motion
  40. Opposition
  41. Notice of Hearing
  42. Amended Motion
  43. Order Deferring
  44. Motion to Enforce
  45. Motion to Stay
  46. Motion to Set Hearing
  47. Motion for Extension of Time
  48. Order Granting Motion
  49. Motion to Consolidate
  50. Amended Answer & Affirmative Defenses
  51. Request for Production of Documents
  52. Not of Intent to Serve Subpoenas Under Rule 1.351
  53. Notice of Service of Interrogs
  54. Request for Production of Documents
  55. Notice
  56. Notice of Appearance
  57. Per AOSC20-23 Amd12, Case is determined General
  58. Civil Cover Sheet
  59. Complaint (eFiled)
  60. Notice of Intent to File in Complex Business & Tort Division
  61. eSummons Issuance
  62. eSummons Issuance
  63. eSummons Issuance
  64. eSummons Issuance

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