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Court

Sonoma County Superior

California

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Case Information

Filed 2023-09-18
Status Active
Type 43: Unlimited Other Petition (not Spec)
Docket 41 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Casciani, Paul James
Defendant Casciani, John Allen
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Judge

Hon. Pardo Oscar A

Sonoma County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Petition - Other
  2. Civil Case Cover Sheet
  3. Summons Issued
  4. Notice of Assignment to 1 Judge and Notice of CMC
  5. Application For Waiver Of Court Fees & Costs
  6. Order Granting Application for Waiver of Court Fees & Costs
  7. Motion for Demurrer
  8. Filed Document
  9. Memo of P&A in Support
  10. Request for Judicial Notice
  11. Case Management Statement
  12. Proof of Service by Mail
  13. Proof of Service of Process
  14. Case Management Conference
  15. Response
  16. Proof of Service of Process
  17. Declaration
  18. Proof of Service by Mail
  19. Demurrer_____B
  20. Party appeared by audio and/or video
  21. Proof of Service - 30 Days Summons and Complaint
  22. Amended Complaint
  23. Proof of Service of Process
  24. Case Management Statement
  25. Proof of Service by Mail
  26. Case Management Statement
  27. Case Management Conference
  28. Proof of Service of Filed Document
  29. Answer
  30. Case Management Statement
  31. Proof of Service of Filed Document
  32. Case Management Statement
  33. Proof of Service by Mail
  34. Case Management Conference
  35. Case Management Statement
  36. Case Management Statement
  37. Proof of Service of Process
  38. Case Management Conference
  39. Party appeared by audio and/or video
  40. Notice of Trial
  41. Case Management Conference

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