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Court

Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2022-10-26
Type Cc Pers Injury Vehicular
Docket 26 entries
Disposition dismissed

Parties

Plaintiff Sauter, Mary|Sauter, Ivian
Defendant Calhoun, Phyllis|Collins, Lauren Christein
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Judge

Hon. Mclaughlin, Nancy Watkins

St. Louis County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

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  2. Dismissed by Parties
  3. Order of Dismissal IT IS HEREBY STIPULATED PLAINTIFF'S CAUSE OF ACTION IS DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE WITH EACH PARTY TO BEAR THEIR OWN COSTS. SO ORDERED: JUDGE NANCY M. WATKINS MCLAUGHLIN
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  5. Stipulation Filed Stipulation for Dismissal; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: LAUREN CHRISTEIN COLLINS On Behalf Of: PHYLLIS CALHOUN
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  7. Judge/Clerk - Note NO TAX
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  9. Judgment Entered IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND DECREED THAT THE PROPOSED SETTLEMENT OF PLAINTIFFS MARY SAUTER AND VIVIAN SAUTER'S CLAIMS ARE HEREBY APPROVED AND THAT JOHN SAUTER, INDIVIDUALLY AND AS NATURAL FATHER OF PLAINTIFFS, SHALL BE PAID THE AMOUNT SET FORTH IN EXHIBIT A OF SETTLEMENT PROCEEDS. FURTHER CONDITIONS OF PAYMENT ARE TO BE FOLLOWED AS OUTLINED HEREIN. CAUSE TO BE DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE UPON THE FILING OF RECEIPT OF SETTLEMENT PROCEEDS. SO ORDERED: JUDGE NANCY M. WATKINS MCLAUGHLIN Associated Entries: 01/06/2023 - Motion Hearing Scheduled + Scheduled For: 01/13/2023; 8:30 AM; NANCY WATKINS MCLAUGHLIN; St Louis County
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  11. Entry of Appearance Filed Entry of Appearance; Electronic Filing Certificate of Service. Filed By: LAUREN CHRISTEIN COLLINS On Behalf Of: PHYLLIS CALHOUN
  12. Motion Hearing Scheduled Event Text: APPROVAL OF MINOR SETTLEMENT; Associated Entries: 01/13/2023 - Judgment Entered + Scheduled For: 01/13/2023; 8:30 AM; NANCY WATKINS MCLAUGHLIN; St Louis County
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  14. Notice of Hearing Filed Notice of Hearing. Filed By: MATTHEW J SAUTER On Behalf Of: JOHN SAUTER, MARY SAUTER, VIVIAN SAUTER
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  16. Order Appt Next of Friend IT IS HEREBY ORDERED THAT JOHN SAUTER IS APPOINTED NEXT OF FRIEND OF MINOR PLAINTIFFS MARY SAUTER AND VIVIAN SAUTER IN THIS MATTER. SO ORDERED: JUDGE NANCY M. WATKINS MCLAUGHLIN
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  18. Proposed Order Filed Order Appointing Next Friend. Filed By: MATTHEW J SAUTER On Behalf Of: JOHN SAUTER, MARY SAUTER, VIVIAN SAUTER
  19. Consent to Appt Next Friend Consent to Act as Next Friend. Filed By: MATTHEW J SAUTER On Behalf Of: JOHN SAUTER, MARY SAUTER, VIVIAN SAUTER
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  21. Judge/Clerk - Note THIS CASE IS MISSING THE CONSENT TO ACT AS NEXT OF FRIEND AND THE ORDER APPOINTING NEXT OF FRIEND. THE CONSENT TO ACT AS NEXT OF FRIEND MUST BE SIGNED BY THE NEXT OF FRIEND. ONCE THE CONSENT TO ACT AS NEXT OF FRIEND AND THE ORDER APPOINTING NEXT OF FRIEND ARE BOTH E-FILED, THE ORDER APPOINTING NEXT OF FRIEND WILL BE SENT TO THE JUDGE FOR SIGNATURE. E-FILE THE CONSENT TO ACT AS NEXT OF FRIEND AND THE ORDER APPOINTING NEXT OF FRIEND SO THE CASE CAN BE FURTHER PROCESSED.ONCE THE CORRECTION IS E-FILED, CONTACT THE CLERK AT 314-615-8470.
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  23. Motion to Appoint Next Friend Petition for Appointment of Next Friend. Filed By: MATTHEW J SAUTER On Behalf Of: JOHN SAUTER, MARY SAUTER, VIVIAN SAUTER
  24. Filing Info Sheet eFiling Filed By: MATTHEW J SAUTER
  25. Note to Clerk eFiling Filed By: MATTHEW J SAUTER
  26. Pet Filed in Circuit Ct Petition for Approval of Minor Settlement. Filed By: MATTHEW J SAUTER On Behalf Of: JOHN SAUTER, MARY SAUTER, VIVIAN SAUTER

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