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Court

Alaska Unified

Alaska

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Case Information

Filed 2023-11-14
Status 11/14/2023
Type Appeal From District Court (3 An)|Civil Appeal
Docket 7 entries
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Judge

Hon. Hartz, Laura

Anchorage Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. Initial Judicial Assignment Participant(s): Judge Laura Hartz
  2. Notice of Appeal (From District Court) District Court Case Number: 3AN-23-08876CI
  3. Cash Deposit Appeal Posted
  4. Statement of Points on Appeal Attorney: Self-Represented (0100001) Aleaha R Niemann (Appellant);
  5. Motion to Waive or Reduce Cost Bond Self-Represented (0100001) Aleaha R Niemann (Appellant); Filing Party: Niemann, Aleaha R Case Motion #1
  6. Notice of Appeal Deficiency: Filing fee of $250, or a request that the judge waive the filing fee. Admin. Rules 9 and 10 A completed CR-206 form is needed for your cost bond waiver. Additionally, if you wish to file a waiver for the filing fee, you will need to submit the enclosed TF-920. Notice of Appeal Deficiency (9/15) Sent on: 11/16/2023 14:27:20.99
  7. NOTICE: Summons Not To Issue and Case Not To Proceed Until Filing Fee Is Paid or Waived

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