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Court

Clark Court

Nevada

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Case Information

Filed 2024-03-14
Type Petition For Foreclosure Mediation Assistance
Docket 14 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Nordeen, Carol A
Defendant Us Bank Trust National Association
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Judge

Hon. Wiese, Jerry A

Clark County (NV)

Nevada

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Docket Entries

  1. Petition for Foreclosure Mediation Assistance Doc ID# 1 [1] Petition for Foreclosure Mediation Assistance
  2. Response to Petition for Foreclosure Mediation Assistance Doc ID# 2 [2] Answer to Petition for Foreclosure Mediation Assistance
  3. Assignment of Mediator Doc ID# 3 [3] Assignment of Mediator
  4. Notice of Exchange of Documents Conference Doc ID# 4 [4] ADR - Notice of Exchange of Documents Conference - NEDC (CIV)
  5. Mediation Scheduling Notice Doc ID# 5 [5] ADR - Mediation Scheduling Notice - MSN (CIV)
  6. Stipulation and Order for Continuance Mediation Doc ID# 6 [6] ADR - Stipulation and Order for Continuance Mediation - SOCM (CIV)
  7. ADR - Mediator's Statement Doc ID# 7 [7] ADR - Mediator's Statement - MEST (CIV)
  8. ADR - Mediator's Statement Doc ID# 8 [8] ADR - Mediator's Statement - MEST (CIV) AMENDED
  9. Motion Doc ID# 9 [9] Petition for Judicial Review
  10. Clerk's Notice of Hearing Doc ID# 10 [10] Notice of Hearing
  11. Opposition Doc ID# 11 [11] Opposition to Petition for Judicial Review
  12. Reply in Support Doc ID# 12 [12] Reply in Support of Petition for Judicial Review
  13. Petition for Judicial Review (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Wiese, Jerry A.) Petition for Judicial Review Parties Present Minutes Result: Denied
  14. Order Doc ID# 13 [13] ORDER RE PETITIONER S REQUEST FOR RELIEF

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