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Case Information

Filed 2024-06-05
Type Ac Satop Assignment Review
Docket 16 entries
Disposition tried by court-civil

Parties

Plaintiff Kuehner, Henry|Cooke, Brian James
Defendant Assessment & Counseling Solutions
Photo of Hon. Klapp, Nicolette A.

Judge

Hon. Klapp, Nicolette A.

St. Louis County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

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  2. Notice of Dismissal NOTICE OF DISMISSAL SENT ISSUED DUE TO MISSING $36 SHERIFF'S SERVICE FEES OR A SPECIAL PROCESS SERVER FORM. E-FILE A MEMO WITH THE REMAINING $36 FEES OR A SPECIAL PROCESS SERVER FORM SO THE SUMMONS CAN BE ISSUED. IF USING A SPECIAL PROCESS SERVER, Per Local Rule 28 (E), you must submit the "Request for Appointment of Process Server" form, which can be found on the St. Louis County Court's Web Site. ONCE THE FEES OR SPS FORM IS E-FILED, CONTACT THE CLERK AT 314-615-8470.
  3. Judge Assigned 33W
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  5. Filing Info Sheet eFiling Filed By: BRIAN JAMES COOKE
  6. earing Continued/Rescheduled Associated Entries: 07/17/2024 - Hearing Scheduled Associated Entries: 12/13/2024 - Judgment Entered + Hearing Continued From: 08/28/2024; 9:00 AM Hearing
  7. ried by Court-Civil
  8. udgment Entered THE RELIEF REQUESTED BY PETITIONER IS GRANTED. PETITIONER TO COMPLETE SATOP LEVEL II SO ORDERED: JUDGE NICOLETTE A KLAPP Associated Entries: 12/24/2024 - Hearing Continued/Rescheduled Associated Entries: 12/24/2024 - Dismissal Hearing Scheduled Scheduled For: 01/31/2025; 5:00 PM; JASON KROL LEWIS; St Louis County
  9. orporation Served Document ID - 24-ADSM-16472; Served To - ASSESSMENT & COUNSELING SOLUTIONS; Server - PYLE, PERRY; Served Date - 23-JUL-24; Served Time - 00:00:00; Service Type - Territory 20; Reason Description - Served; Service Text - LC
  10. ummons Issued-Associate Document ID: 24-ADSM-16472, for ASSESSMENT & COUNSELING SOLUTIONS Summons Attached in PDF Form for Attorney to Retrieve from Secure Case.Net and Process for Service.
  11. earing Scheduled Associated Entries: 12/24/2024 - Hearing Continued/Rescheduled Scheduled For: 08/28/2024; 9:00 AM; NICOLETTE A. KLAPP; St Louis County
  12. emorandum Filed Memorandum Sheriffs fee. Filed By: BRIAN JAMES COOKE On Behalf Of: ASSESSMENT & COUNSELING SOLUTIONS
  13. otice of Dismissal NOTICE OF DISMISSAL SENT ISSUED DUE TO MISSING $36 SHERIFF'S SERVICE FEES OR A SPECIAL PROCESS SERVER FORM. E-FILE A MEMO WITH THE REMAINING $36 FEES OR A SPECIAL PROCESS SERVER FORM SO THE SUMMONS CAN BE ISSUED. IF USING A SPECIAL PROCESS SERVER, Per Local Rule 28 (E), you must submit the "Request for Appointment of Process Server" form, which can be found on the St. Louis County Court's Web Site. ONCE THE FEES OR SPS FORM IS E-FILED, CONTACT THE CLERK AT 314-615-8470.
  14. udge Assigned 33W
  15. iling Info Sheet eFiling Filed By: BRIAN JAMES COOKE

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