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Court

Cuyahoga County

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2023-11-06
Status INACTIVE
Type Tort M.v. Accident
Docket 28 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Progressive Direct Insurance Company
Defendant Chanele Childs
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Judge

Hon. DANIEL GAUL

Cuyahoga County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. JUDGE DANIEL GAUL ASSIGNED (RANDOM)
  2. LEGAL RESEARCH
  3. LEGAL NEWS
  4. LEGAL AID
  5. COURT SPECIAL PROJECTS FUND
  6. COMPUTER FEE
  7. CLERK'S FEE
  8. DEPOSIT AMOUNT PAID PATRICK O'MALLEY
  9. AFFIDAVIT FILED BY P1 PROGRESSIVE DIRECT INSURANCE COMPANY ATTORNEY PATRICK O'MALLEY 0064987 AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE
  10. AFFIDAVIT FILED BY P1 PROGRESSIVE DIRECT INSURANCE COMPANY ATTORNEY PATRICK O'MALLEY 0064987 AFFIDAVIT OF DAMAGES
  11. AFFIDAVIT FILED BY P1 PROGRESSIVE DIRECT INSURANCE COMPANY ATTORNEY PATRICK O'MALLEY 0064987 AFFIDAVIT OF MILITARY STATUS
  12. MOTION FOR DEFAULT JUDGMENT 03/22/2024 - GRANTED
  13. SUMS COMPLAINT(52652646) SENT BY REGULAR MAIL SERVICE. TO: CHANELE CHILDS 1820 KING AVE. DAYTON, OH 45420 ANSWER DATE: 01/18/2024
  14. SUMMONS E-FILE COPY COST
  15. WRIT FEE
  16. REQUEST FOR SERVICE FILED SERVICE
  17. CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT NO. 52326785 RETURNED 11/28/2023 FAILURE OF SERVICE ON DEFENDANT CHILDS/CHANELE/ - UNCLAIMED NOTICE MAILED TO PLAINTIFF(S) ATTORNEY
  18. SUMS COMPLAINT(52326785) SENT BY CERTIFIED MAIL. TO: CHANELE CHILDS 1820 KING AVE. DAYTON, OH 45420
  19. SUMMONS E-FILE COPY COST
  20. WRIT FEE
  21. JUDGE DANIEL GAUL ASSIGNED (RANDOM)
  22. LEGAL RESEARCH
  23. LEGAL NEWS
  24. LEGAL AID
  25. COURT SPECIAL PROJECTS FUND
  26. COMPUTER FEE
  27. CLERK'S FEE
  28. DEPOSIT AMOUNT PAID PATRICK O'MALLEY

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