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Court

Florida Civitech Unified Court

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2023-02-13
Status CLSD
Type Rep Cl >1001<2500
Docket 42 entries
Disposition Judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Torrey, Michael A
Defendant Dixon, Ricky | Chief Financial Officer Dept O
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Judge

Hon. McFarland Timothy J

Calhoun County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. DescriptionLETTER FROM DCA SENDING MOTION
  2. DescriptionORDER DETERMINING INDIGENT PRISONER PAYMENT OF COURT COSTS AND FEES IN CIVIL PROCEEDINGS
  3. DescriptionMOTION
  4. DescriptionLETTER
  5. DescriptionNOTICE OF APPEAL
  6. DescriptionORDER
  7. DescriptionMOTION FOR A PREJUDGMENT WRIT OF REPLEVIN PURSUANT TO SECTION 78 068 FLORIDA STATUTES
  8. DescriptionRESPONSE BY CLERK TO PETITIONERS REQUEST FOR COPIES
  9. DescriptionNOTICE OF INQUIRY AND CHANGE OF ADDRESS
  10. NOTICE OF INQUIRY
  11. FINAL JUDGMENT
  12. Case Status set to CLSD
  13. PLAINTIFFS RESPONSE TO DEFENDANTS RESPONSE TO ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
  14. GROUNDS FOR RELIEF FROM PETITIONER
  15. PLAINTIFFS MOTION
  16. ORDER
  17. ORDER GRANTING MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE OF ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE HEARING
  18. MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  19. RESPONSE BY DEFENDANT TO ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
  20. INTERROGATORIES TO DOC
  21. INTERROGATORIES TO DFS
  22. DEMAND FOR JURY TRIAL
  23. ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE (AMENDED)
  24. LETTER TO JUDGE MCFARLAND
  25. REQUEST FOR AMENDED ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
  26. AFFIDAVIT OF INDIGENT STATUS PAYMENT IS NOT DUE AT THIS TIME
  27. LETTER TO PLAINTIFF SENDING DOCUMENTS FOR SERVICE
  28. ORDER TO PERMIT ZOOM SHOW CAUSE HEARING
  29. ORDER TO PERMIT ZOOM APPEARANCE
  30. ORDER TO APPEAR AND/OR SHOW CAUSE
  31. ORDER TO APPEAR AND/OR SHOW CAUSE
  32. Payment received: $10.00 Receipt Number MX 2022003732
  33. Assessment 3 Total Assessed $10.00 Balance Remaining $0.00
  34. Assessment 3 assessed at sum $10.00
  35. ATTACHMENT A1 PG 2 AND 3
  36. Event ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE scheduled on 4/6/2023 at 0230 PM, XX - Judge TIMOTHY MCFARLAND presiding.
  37. Payment received: $270.00 Receipt Number MX 2022003725
  38. Assessment 1 Total Assessed $260.00 Balance Remaining $0.00
  39. Assessment 2 Total Assessed $10.00 Balance Remaining $0.00
  40. Assessment 2 assessed at sum $10.00
  41. STATEMENT OF CLAIM REPLEVIN
  42. Assessment 1 assessed at sum $260.00

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