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Court

Volusia County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2024-04-17
Status CLOSED
Type Other Rp & Foreclosure > $250,000
Docket 36 entries
Disposition FINAL DISPOS

Parties

Plaintiff Regina Roberts
Defendant Roberta Johnson
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Judge

Hon. Randell H. Rowe, Iii

Volusia County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. FINAL DISPOSITION FORM
  2. STIPULATION OF DISMISSAL
  3. MEDIATION SUMMARY / DISPO. REPORT
  4. NOTICE OF/FOR MEDIATION/ARBITRATION
  5. NOTICE BY/FOR PLAINTIFF
  6. HEARING SHEET
  7. ORDER FOR DISBURSEMENT / DISTRIBUTION
  8. MOTION FOR DISBURSEMENT / DISTRIBUTION
  9. WITNESS LIST BY/FOR PLAINTIFF
  10. ORDER OF/FOR TRIAL
  11. ORDER FOR SUBSTITUTION OF COUNSEL
  12. STIPULATION FOR SUBSTITUTION OF COUNSEL
  13. NOTICE OF ISSUE AND REQUEST TO DOCKET
  14. ORDER TO CONTINUE / CONTINUING
  15. MOTION TO CONTINUE / CONTINUING
  16. RESPONSE BY/FOR PLAINTIFF
  17. RESPONSE BY/FOR PLAINTIFF
  18. NOTICE OF SERVICE
  19. CASE MANAGEMENT ORDER
  20. MOTION FOR EXTENSION / EXTENDING TIME
  21. ORDER OF/FOR TRIAL
  22. REQUEST TO PRODUCE
  23. REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS
  24. NOTICE OF SERVICE OF INTERROGATORIES
  25. NOTICE OF ISSUE AND REQUEST TO DOCKET
  26. NOTE, CONTRACT, OR MORTGAGE
  27. ANSWER BY/FOR DEFENDANT
  28. MOTION FOR EXTENSION / EXTENDING TIME
  29. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
  30. ORDER TO APPT / APPOINTING PROCESS SERV.
  31. RETURNED SUMMONS SERVED
  32. MOTION TO APPT / APPOINTING PROCESS SERV.
  33. TWENTY DAY SUMMONS
  34. REQUEST SUMMONS
  35. WORKSHEET
  36. COMPLAINT TO PARTITION PROPERTY

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