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Case Information

Filed 2023-08-02
Status Reopened
Type Civil District Court (3 Pa)|Debt Collection
Docket 8 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Discover Bank
Defendant Hampton, Jerome R
Photo of Hon. Mc Kay, Patrick J

Judge

Hon. Mc Kay, Patrick J

North Slope Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. Administrative Reassignment from Judge Not Assigned 3PA03 to Judge Patrick J. McKay Jr.
  2. Complaint for Debt Collection Receipt: 2114401 Date: 08/10/2023
  3. Attorney Information Attorney McLellan, Aaron Robert Paul representing Plaintiff(s) Discover Bank as of 08/02/2023
  4. Summons and Notice to Both Parties of Judicial Assignment
  5. Return of Service - Unserved
  6. Return of Service - Summons Served On: 2.17.2024 Jerome R Hampton (Defendant);
  7. Civil Deficiency Memo mailed re: Letter Received 03/13/2024 To: Jerome R Hampton ACTION NEEDED TO CORRECT FILING You have recently submitted documents related to the above case. These documents are either incomplete or do not follow correct procedures. Please do the following: You did not serve the other side. You must give the other side in the case copies of every document you file in court. This is called service. Fill out the certificate of service section at the end of the form or file a separate certificate of service form that includes: the documents served, who you served, when you did service, and how you provided copies to the other side in the case. You can use Certificate of Service (form TF-700), available at ak-courts.info/tf700. Serve by first-class mail or hand-delivery unless otherwise ordered by the court. Or, if the other side agreed to service by fax or email by checking that option in any filing (or by filing a separate notice of consent), then you can serve by that method instead. Civil Rules 5(f) and 5.1(c)(3). Your paperwork does not constitute a formal answer that the court can consider. An answer must comply with Civil Rules 5, 8, 10 & 12 of the Alaska Rules of Court. Please note that these may not be the only applicable rules or statutes. A complete copy of the statutes and Alaska Rules of Civil Procedure is available in the law library or through the Alaska Court System's web site. The site's address is http://www.courts.alaska.gov See attached CIV-481 Answer & Counterclaim to Complaint to a Debt Civil Deficiency Memo (11/23) Sent on: 03/21/2024 11:47:40.87
  8. Administrative Reassignment from Judge Thomas V Jamgochian to Not Assigned (3PA03)

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