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Court

Las Vegas

New Mexico

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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-15
Status CLS: JUDGMENT/ DISPOSITION
Type Real Estate Miscellaneous
Docket 44 entries
Disposition judgment entered

Parties

Plaintiff Freedom Mortgage Corporation
Defendant Domina Thomas G
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Judge

Hon. Aragon Abigail

San Juan County (NM)

New Mexico

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Docket Entries

  1. RD: ORDER
  2. TC: OF FILING
  3. PECIAL MASTER REPORT
  4. TC: OF SALE
  5. LS: JUDGMENT/DEFAULT
  6. ERTIFICATE
  7. FFIDAVIT OF NON-MILITARY
  8. TN: MOTION/APPLICATION FOR DEFAULT JUDGMENT
  9. ERTIFICATE AS TO THE STATE OF THE RECORD
  10. ERTIFICATE
  11. FFIDAVIT
  12. UDIO LOG NOTES
  13. TC: HEARING (SCHEDULING CONFERENCE)
  14. SP: Order Lifting Stay Foreclosure Settlement Project
  15. SP: Certificate of Workshop Non-Attendance Forcl Setlm Proj
  16. TC: OF FILING
  17. TC: OF PENDENCY/SUIT
  18. RD: FOR PUBLICATION
  19. UMMONS RETURN
  20. UMMONS RETURN
  21. ERTIFICATE/ PROOF OF MAILING
  22. UMMONS RETURN
  23. UMMONS RETURN
  24. UMMONS RETURN
  25. UMMONS RETURN
  26. UMMONS RETURN
  27. TN: FOR PUBLICATION
  28. ERTIFICATE
  29. ISCLAIMER
  30. ISCLAIMER
  31. ISCLAIMER
  32. ISCLAIMER
  33. TC: NOTICE
  34. SP: Ntc of Referral to Foreclosure Settlement Program
  35. UMMONS ISSUED
  43. ORECLOSURE AFFIDAVIT POSSESSION OF ORIGINAL NOTE
  44. oreclosure: Certification of Pre-Filing Notice

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