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Court

Florida Civitech Unified Court

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-29
Status StatusOPEN
Type Circuit Civil 3 C
Docket 40 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Party Name Monahan, Carolyn Diane Search This Party
Defendant Ashbaugh, Gary Eugene Search This Party | Geico Insurance Search This Party
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Judge

Hon. Barthle Susan Gardner

Pasco County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. Notice Designating Email Address
  2. Notice Of Appearance
  3. Notice Of Serving Interrogatories
  4. Request To Produce
  5. Request For Admissions
  6. Amended Complaint
  7. Return of Service on Summons Served
  8. Summons Issued by Clerk
  9. Summons to be Issued by Clerk
  10. Amended Complaint
  11. Response To Request Production
  12. Notice Of Serving Answers To Interrogatories
  13. Notice Of Serving Interrogatories
  14. Request For Admissions
  15. Request To Produce
  16. Request To Produce
  17. Notice Of Serving Interrogatories
  18. Answer, Affirmative Defenses and Demand for Jury Trial
  19. Notice Of Appearance
  20. Summons Issued by Clerk
  21. Summons Issued by Clerk
  22. Summons to be Issued by Clerk
  23. Summons to be Issued by Clerk
  24. Case Log FROM HILLSBOROUGH
  25. Order Transferring Case CERTIFIED
  26. Notice AND REQUEST FOR ACKNOWLEDMENT OF RECEIPT
  27. Letter of Fees Due FROM HILLSBOROUGH
  28. Order Transferring Case FROM HILLSBOROUGH
  29. Motion to Transfer VENUE FROM HILLSBOROUGH
  30. Copy Of PLAINTIFF'S NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTION OF COUNSEL OF RECORD TO AN ATTORNEY WITHIN THE SAME FIRM
  31. Notice OF CHANGE OF ATTORNEY OF RECORD AND DESIGNATION OF EMAIL ADDRESSES
  32. Notice OF CHANGE OF ATTORNEY OF RECORD AND DESIGNATION OF EMAIL ADDRESSES
  33. Copy Of ORDER TO TRANSFER TO DIVISION HT AND STAY
  34. Copy Of REQUEST FOR DIVISION ASSIGNMENT
  35. Complaint
  36. Civil Cover Sheet
  37. Copy Of NOTICE AND REQUEST FOR ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF RECEIPT
  38. Case Log FROM HILLSBOROUGH
  39. Order Transferring Case FROM HILLSBOROUGH
  40. Case Transferred To Pasco FROM HILLSBOROUGH

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