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Case Information

Filed 2021-11-05
Status View Document Declaration of Non-Military Status
Type (09) Limited Rule 3.740 Collections Under 10,000
Docket 33 entries
Disposition Default judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Debt Management Partners, Llc, A Limited Liability Company|View Document 's Waiver Of Security Interest|View Document 's Waiver Of Security Interest
Defendant Tran, Steve|Does 1 To 5, Inclusive
Photo of Hon. Chou Danny Y

Judge

Hon. Chou Danny Y

San Mateo County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. New Filed Case
  2. Complaint
  3. Civil Case Cover Sheet
  4. Summons Issued / Filed
  5. Declaration in support of reduced filing fee
  6. Cause Of Action
  7. Notice of Assignment for All Purposes
  8. Case Management Statement
  9. CMC - Not at issue - no service/default/answer.
  10. Proof of Service by PERSONAL SERVICE of
  11. Case Management Statement
  12. CMC - Not at issue - no service/default/answer.
  13. Judgment Received
  14. Declaration of Due Diligence
  15. Judgment Received
  16. Request to Enter Default
  17. Request For Dismissal Partial (for multiple parties)
  18. Declaration of Non-Military Status
  19. Declaration in Support of Application for Entry of Judgment
  20. Declaration in Support of Application for Entry of Judgment
  21. Order Denying
  22. Case Management Statement
  23. CMC - Not at issue - other/motion pending.
  24. Notice of Case Management Conference
  25. Judgment Received
  26. Request For
  27. Declaration in Support of Application for Entry of Judgment
  28. Declaration in Support of Application for Entry of Judgment
  29. Declaration in Support
  30. Plaintiff's Waiver Of
  31. Default Judgment by Court
  32. Abstract of Judgment issued
  33. Memorandum of costs after judgment, acknowledgment of credit

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