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Court

Polk County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-23
Type Evic Eviction (residential)
Docket 21 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Peterson, Christina 621 Ave A Wahneta E Winter Haven Fl 33880
Defendant Hinks, Daniel 120 6 Th Wahneta St W #c Winter Haven Fl 33880
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Judge

Hon. Stacie L Kaylor

Polk County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. CIVIL COVER SHEET
  2. AUTHORIZATION TO PROPERTY MANAGER
  3. THREE-DAY NOTICE TO TENANT
  4. TENANT EVICTION COMPLAINT
  5. SUMMONS (TO BE ISSUED BY CLERK)
  6. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE REGARDING COMPLAINT FOR EVICTION RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY
  7. EVICTION SUMMONS/RESIDENTIAL - DONOVAN GRIMES
  8. EVICTION SUMMONS/RESIDENTIAL - ROBERT HINKS
  9. EVICTION SUMMONS/RESIDENTIAL - BETHANY TAYLOR
  10. EVICTION SUMMONS/RESIDENTIAL - DANIEL HINKS
  11. SERVICE OF PROCESS SERVED - DANIEL HINKS
  12. SERVICE OF PROCESS SERVED - ROBERT HINKS
  13. SERVICE OF PROCESS SERVED - BETHANY TAYLOR
  14. SERVICE OF PROCESS SERVED - DONOVAN GRIMES
  15. MOTION FOR FINAL JUDGMENT FOR POSSESSION
  16. MOTION UNSIGNED DEFAULT
  17. AFFIDAVIT OF NON-MILITARY SERVICE
  18. MOTION FOR DEFAULT & DEFAULT ISSUED - DONAVAN GRIMES, BETHANY TAYLOR, DANIEL & ROBERT HINKS (CLERK)
  19. DEFAULT FINAL JUDGMENT FOR POSSESSION
  20. WRIT OF POSSESSION ISSUED
  21. SERVICE OF PROCESS SERVED - WRIT - DANIEL HINKS ROBERT HINKS BETHANY TAYLOR DONOVAN GRIMES BY

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