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Court

Collin County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-02-11
Status Case is Closed
Type Contract Consumer/commercial/ Debt
Docket 28 entries
Disposition default judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Portfolio Recovery Associates, Llc
Defendant Bernal, Santiago
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Judge

Hon. Wilson, Dan

Collin County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Order to Terminate/Discharge Receivership
  2. Petition for Contract Consumer/Commer/Debt (OCA)
  3. Request Attorney Cover Letter
  4. Request for Citation Pre Judgment
  5. Citation Bernal, Santiago Served 04/01/2022 Returned 04/01/2022
  6. E-Served through E-Filing Portal 61702392
  7. Motion for Rule 106
  8. Order for Rule 106
  9. Affidavit of Service served 4/1/22
  10. Private Process Server $86.50 Service Fee
  11. Notice of Hearing 8.25.22
  12. Motion to Retain
  13. Order to Retain Reset 8.25.22 1:00pm
  14. CANCELED Show Cause Hearing (1:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Wilson, Dan K) Continued
  15. Correspondence Letter Requesting Default Judgment
  16. Motion for Default Judgment Default Judgment Motion
  17. Notice of Judgment
  18. CANCELED Show Cause Hearing (1:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Wilson, Dan K) Default Judgment Signed by Court
  19. Motion/Application to Appoint Receiver
  20. Order to Appoint Receiver
  21. Oath of Receiver
  22. Bond Bond Approval Fee Via E-filing for Surety Bond of Receiver Robert E. Jenkins
  23. Approval of Civil Bond
  24. Correspondence Re: Surety Bond for Approval
  25. Bond Surety Bond of Court Appointed Receiver-Approved
  26. Motion to Terminate/Discharge Receivership
  27. Release of Judgment
  28. Motion to Terminate/Discharge Receivership and Release Bond

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