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Court

Fresno County

California

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Case Information

Filed 2022-09-13
Status Judgment
Type 09 Limited Other Collections Under $10,000
Docket 69 entries
Disposition notice of entry of judgment

Parties

Plaintiff First California Federal Credit Union
Defendant Hall, Alexis
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Judge

Hon. Mangano Robert

Fresno County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  25. Comment Case Management Statement
  26. Request to Enter Default
  27. View Document - Request for Entry of Default
  28. Proof of Service
  29. View Document - Proof of Service
  30. Comment Proof of Service
  31. Order Received for Signature
  32. View Document - Proposed Order
  33. Comment Forward to: Dept 402 on Proposed Order: Application for Court Judgment
  34. Dismissal of Doe Defendant(s)
  35. View Document - Request for Dismissal of Does and Roes
  36. Comment Without Prejudice Does: 1-25
  37. Judgment Received
  38. View Document Judgment
  39. Comment Forward to: Dept 402 on
  40. Summons and Complaint
  41. Served
  42. Case Management Conference
  43. Original Type Case Management Conference
  44. Judicial Officer Mangano, Robert
  45. Hearing Time 3:30 PM
  46. Result Heard
  47. Minute Order Attachment
  48. View Document Minute Order Attachment
  49. Remote Appearance Via Courtcall
  50. Notice Filed
  51. View Document Notice of Case Management Conference
  52. Comment Re: CMC 3:30 p.m. Dept. 402
  53. Chambers Work- Pre
  54. Original Type Chambers Work- Pre
  55. Judicial Officer Mangano, Robert
  56. Hearing Time 5:30 PM
  57. Result Chambers Work - Order Submitted for Consideration
  58. Order Granted
  59. View Document Order Granted
  60. Judicial Officer Negin, Stephanie
  61. Comment Re: Application for Court Judgment on Declaration in Lieu of Personal Testimony
  62. Notice of Entry of Judgment
  63. View Document Notice of Entry of Judgment
  64. Abstract of Judgment Issued
  65. View Document Abstract issued
  66. Comment Amount: $8,928.42
  67. Case Management Conference
  68. Judicial Officer Mangano, Robert
  69. Hearing Time 3:30 PM

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