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Case Information

Filed 2023-11-15
Type Foreign Support
Docket 19 entries
Disposition is dismissed.

Parties

Plaintiff Booker, Lanesha|P
Defendant N/a|P|Sims, Anthony
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Judge

Hon. Glass Sherry

Lorain County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. PETITION TO REGISTER FOREIGN SUPPORT ORDER, STATE OF TENNESSEE, HAMILTON COUNTY, CHANCERY COURT, CASE NO. 35676, FOR PURPOSES OF ENFORCEMENT ONLY AT THE REQUEST OF THE STATE OF TENNESSEE, PURSUANT TO R.C. 3115.601 ET SEQ AND/ OR 3115.701 ET SEQ FILED BY PROSECUTORS
  2. INSTRUCTIONS TO CLERK FOR SERVICE FILED BY PROSECUTORS
  3. PERSONAL IDENTIFIER FILED BY PROSECUTORS
  4. NOTICE OF REGISTRATION/ PETITION TO REGISTER FOREIGN SUPPORT ORDER SENT CERTIFIED MAIL TO: ANTHONY SIMS (E 31ST ST) ARTICLE #9414726699042216422039
  5. CERTIFIED MAIL WAS RETURNED AND FILED: #9414726699042216422039 MAILED TO ANTHONY SIMS - NOT DELIVERABLE AS ADDRESSED, UNABLE TO FORWARD. PROSECUTORS NOTIFIED.
  6. INSTRUCTIONS TO CLERK FOR SERVICE FILED BY PROS
  7. CLERK'S OFFICE CERTIFIES NOTICE OF REGISTRATION/PETITIONTO REGISTER FOREIGN SUPPORT ORDER SENT ORDINARY MAIL TO: ANTHONY SIMS
  8. INSTRUCTIONS TO CLERK FOR SERVICE FILED BY PROSECUTORS
  9. NOTICE OF REGISTRATION/ PETITION TO REGISTER FOREIGN SUPPORT ORDER ISSUED TO: LORAIN COUNTY PROSECUTOR'S OFFICE FOR PERSONAL SERVICE UPON ANTHONY SIMS
  10. PERSONAL SERVICE DID NOT MAKE SERVICE OF NOTICE/PETITION UPON ANTHONY SIMS. UTL 3 CARDS LEFT AT ABOVE ADDRESS *CONFIRMED AS SIMS BY MGMT. 2 VOICEMAILS LEFT ON PHONE NUMBER THAT SIMS CALLED BACK AND LEFT VOICEMAIL FOR INVESTIGATOR. PROS NOTIFIED
  11. INSTRUCTIONS TO CLERK FOR SERVICE FILED.
  12. PETITION/NOTICE OF REGISTRATION SENT CERTIFIED MAIL TO: ANTHONY SIMS (E 31ST) ARTICLE #9414726699042219972890
  13. CERTIFIED MAIL WAS RETURNED AND FILED: #9414726699042219972890--ANTHONY SIMS--UNABLE TO FORWARD-LORAIN COUNTY PROSECUTER NOTIFIED
  14. UPON REQUEST OF THE LORAIN COUNTY CSEA, BY AND THROUGH THE LORAIN COUNTY PROSECUTOR OFFICE, AS DEFT'S WHEREABOUTS ARE UNKNOWN AND SERVICE COULD NOT BE PERFECTED, THE PETITION TO REGISTER FOREIGN SUPPORT ORDER IS DISMISSED. CASE CLOSED. SEE JRNL. (SLG) CC: CSEA, APA GOODALL, PLTF (REMEZET DR)
  15. CIVIL RULE 58 (B) NOTICE SENT ORDINARY MAIL TO PLTF (REMEZET DR), DEFT (E 31ST ST)
  16. CLERKS OFFICE CERTIFIES COPIES OF ABOVE ENTRY DATED 9/30/24 AND/OR 58 NOTICE DATED 10/1/24 PLACED IN ATTY FOLDER OR SENT ORDINARY MAIL TO: CSEA, APA GOODALL, PLTF (REMEZET DR), DEFT (E 31ST ST)
  17. CASE TAXED AND CLOSED - COSTS TO BE PAID BY OBLIGOR - ANTHONY SIMS. BILL SENT IN THE AMOUNT OF $94.32
  18. 30-DAY DELINQUENT COURT COST LETTER SENT TO ANTHONY SIMS
  19. 60-DAY DELINQUENT COURT COST LETTER SENT TO ANTHONY SIMS

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