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Court

Alaska Unified

Alaska

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Case Information

Filed 2023-06-07
Status Open
Type Civil Superior Ct (3 An)|Other Superior Court Complaint
Docket 9 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Carter, Legacy
Defendant State Of Alaska
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Judge

Hon. Hartz, Laura

Anchorage Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. Initial Judicial Assignment Legacy Carter (Plaintiff); State of Alaska (Defendant);
  2. Superior Court Complaint
  3. Summons and Notice to Both Parties of Judicial Assignment
  4. Request for Exemption from Payment of Fees: Self-Represented (0100001) Case Motion #1 Filing Party: Carter, Legacy Legacy Carter (Plaintiff);
  5. [CURED ON 06/27/2023] Civil Deficiency Memo mailed to Legacy Carter RE: TF-920 Fee Exemption form and the Summons are incomplete. 1 Please completely fill out the the blank TF-920 Fee Exemption form I’ve included with this notice. You must check the applicable boxes and all lines must be filled in with a number or N/A if it’s not applicable. You must state your last employer and the date employment ended if you’re not now employed. You must fill out any and all income received during the last 12 months, like the Permanent Fund Dividend or any Public Assistance/Welfare. If you do not have any Dependants, you must state that as well with a N/A or zero. *I’ve also included a TF-835 Self-Certification form in case you don’t have access to a notary. 2 Your Summons was not completed. Please fill out and file the blank Summons I’ve included with this notice. Where it says “To Defendant:”, just put the Defendant’s name; do not include any statements there. Also, you must include your first and last name (not “in person”) & your mailing address (not just your phone number). Civil Deficiency Memo (1/22) Sent on: 06/12/2023 15:51:41.17 Legacy Carter (Plaintiff);
  6. Supplemental Summons
  7. Notice of Add on to the Case Legacy Carter (Plaintiff);
  8. [Amended] Request for Exemption from Payment of Fees (linked to motion #1) Self-Represented (0100001) Legacy Carter (Plaintiff); Case Motion #1: Request for Exemption from Payment of Fees:
  9. Order Granting Motion Carter, Legacy Case Motion #1 Request for Exemption from Payment of Fees:

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