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Court

Florida Civitech Unified Court

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-07
Status StatusOPEN
Type Circuit Civil 3 C
Docket 33 entries
Disposition DEFAULT

Parties

Plaintiff Party Name Friedrich, Martin Lee Search This Party | Party Name Friedrich, Dawn Marie Peyer Search This Party
Defendant Gnuschke, Rose Search This Party | Gnuschke, Bruce Search This Party | Gnuschke, Paul Search This Party | Gnuschke, Patrick Search This Party | Unknown Heirs Of Raymond Gnusc Search This Party
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Judge

Hon. Polk Alicia

Pasco County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. Motion to Appoint Guardian/Administrator or Guardian Ad Litem
  2. Default Entered
  3. Default Entered
  4. Other
  5. Affidavit Of Non Military Service
  6. Motion for Clerk's Default
  7. Return of Service on Summons Served
  8. Default Entered
  9. Affidavit Of Non Military Service
  10. Other
  11. Motion for Clerk's Default
  12. Affidavit Of Non Military Service
  13. Affidavit Of Non Military Service
  14. Return of Service on Summons Served
  15. Return of Service on Summons Served
  16. Return of Service on Summons Served
  17. Other
  18. Motion for Clerk's Default
  19. Other
  20. Motion for Clerk's Default
  21. Notice Of Lis Pendens
  22. Summons Or Notice To Appear Issued
  23. Summons Or Notice To Appear Issued
  24. Summons Or Notice To Appear Issued
  25. Summons Or Notice To Appear Issued
  26. Summons Or Notice To Appear Issued
  27. Summons to be Issued by Clerk
  28. Summons to be Issued by Clerk
  29. Summons to be Issued by Clerk
  30. Summons to be Issued by Clerk
  31. Summons to be Issued by Clerk
  32. Complaint
  33. Civil Cover Sheet

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