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Court

San Mateo Co

California

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Case Information

Filed 2023-04-28
Status Stayed
Type (09) Limited Other Collections
Docket 40 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Wells Fargo Bank, Na
Defendant Reyes, Janet A
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Judge

Hon. Mau Michael

San Mateo County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. otice of Reassignment for All Purposes
  2. omplaint
  3. ummons Issued / Filed
  4. ivil Case Cover Sheet
  5. eclaration of Venue
  6. otice of Assignment for All Purposes
  7. ause Of Action
  8. roof of Service by PERSONAL SERVICE of
  9. equest to Waive Court Fees
  10. nswer (Limited up to $10,000)
  11. ee Waiver Granted
  12. ffidavit of Mailing
  13. ase Management Statement
  14. otice of Reassignment for All Purposes
  15. MC - At issue - no CMC statement.
  16. udgment Received
  17. equest for Entry of Default Not Entered
  18. orrespondence Sent
  19. ase Management Statement
  20. otice of Case Management Conference
  21. ase Management Conference
  22. MC - At issue - Referral to ADR
  23. DR Referral
  24. ay Reminder Notice to file Stipulation and Order to ADR
  25. SC Needs to be set Failure to file Stip
  26. MC - Failure to Comply - 21 day Stip
  27. rder to Show Cause Re: Failed to File Stip and Order to ADR
  28. rder to Show Cause Re: Failed to File Stip and Order to ADR
  29. otice of Hearing re
  30. Serve
  31. otice of Hearing re
  32. Serve
  33. rder to Show Cause Re: Failed to File Stip and Order to ADR
  34. otice of Hearing re
  35. Serve
  36. otice of Hearing re
  37. otice of Conditional Settlement of Entire Case
  38. rder to Show Cause Re: Failed to File Stip and Order to ADR
  39. Serve
  40. atchServe

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