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Court

St. Lucie County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2023-01-25
Status CLOSED
Type Other Complaint
Docket 23 entries
Disposition final Judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Lebel, Nicole
Defendant Gilcher, Frances M
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Judge

Hon. Belanger Robert E

St. Lucie County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. Attorney IAN EIELSON OSKING - Deactivated by Automated Process
  2. FINAL JUDGMENT AFTER DEFAULT - RECORDED (OTHER.4968.2239. / 5172869)
  3. CASE CLOSED
  4. FINAL JUDGMENT AFTER DEFAULT
  5. MOTION FOR FINAL JUDGMENT OF DEFAULT
  6. "RECIPIENTS: OSKING, IAN EIELSON - SUBJECT: SERVICE OF COURT DOCUMENT – 2023CA000133, LEBEL, NICOLE VS. GILCHER, FRANCES M - ATTACHMENT COUNT: 1 - EMAIL DOCKET DESCRIPTIONS: DEF-3/28/2023"
  7. DEFAULT ISSUED
  8. MOTION FOR DEFAULT AND DEFAULT
  9. PROOF OF PUBLICATION NOTICE OF ACTION
  10. "RECIPIENTS: OSKING, IAN EIELSON - SUBJECT: SERVICE OF COURT DOCUMENT – 2023CA000133, LEBEL, NICOLE VS. GILCHER, FRANCES M - ATTACHMENT COUNT: 1 - EMAIL DOCKET DESCRIPTIONS: NA-2/16/2023"
  11. NOTICE OF ACTION
  12. AFFIDAVIT OF DILIGENT SEARCH
  13. MILITARY/NON-MILITARY AFFIDAVIT
  14. NOTICE OF ACTION
  15. RETURN OF SERVICE ON SUMMONS UNSERVED
  16. "RECIPIENTS: OSKING, IAN EIELSON - SUBJECT: SERVICE OF COURT DOCUMENT – 2023CA000133, LEBEL, NICOLE VS. GILCHER, FRANCES M - ATTACHMENT COUNT: 1 - EMAIL DOCKET DESCRIPTIONS: SUMI-1/25/2023"
  17. SUMMONS ISSUED
  18. CIRCUIT JUDGE BELANGER, ROBERT E: ASSIGNED
  19. SUMMONS TO BE ISSUED BY CLERK
  20. COMPLAINT TO QUIET TITLE
  21. CIVIL COVER SHEET
  22. PLAINTIFF ATTORNEY: OSKING, IAN EIELSON ASSIGNED
  23. CASE FILED 01/25/2023 CASE NUMBER 2023CA000133

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