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Court

Alaska Unified

Alaska

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Case Information

Filed 2024-10-08
Status Open
Type Small Claims (3 An)|Small Claim More Than $2,500
Docket 14 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Tinker, Peter
Defendant Okitkun, Marvin
Photo of Hon. Logue Michael B

Judge

Hon. Logue Michael B

Anchorage Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. [Document Returned] Small Claims Deficiency Memo mailed re: 1 You filed an application for entry of default judgment, but you have not filed sufficient proof showing that you served a summons with the complaint on the defendant in compliance with Civil Rule 4. You must serve a copy on all parties by either: (1) certified mail with restricted delivery to the defendant(s) with return receipt, signed by the individual or authorized agent, or (2) process server. 1 You filed a proposed judgment (SC-13), but it was filed prematurely and procedurally incomplete. The proposed judgment form was submitted without the Default Affidavit and Request for Judgment (SC-8). You may complete, file and serve a Default Affidavit and Request for Judgment (SC-8) and a proposed default judgment (SC-13) after at least 20 days have passed from the date of successful service. Civil Rule 4. Civil Rule 12. Small Claims Deficiency Memo (8/25) Sent on: 09/08/2025 14:28:33.10 Peter Tinker (Plaintiff);
  2. Summons
  3. Affidavit of Service - Unserved
  4. [Default Application Returned] Small Claims Deficiency Memo mailed re: 1 You filed an application for entry of default judgment, but you have not filed sufficient proof showing that you served a summons with the complaint on the defendant in compliance with Civil Rule 4. You must serve a copy on all parties by either: (1) certified mail with restricted delivery to the defendant(s) with return receipt, signed by the individual or authorized agent, or (2) process server. You must then file proof of service with the court. See the How to Serve a Summons booklet (form CIV-106). Civil Rule 4. Small Claims Deficiency Memo (4/21) Sent on: 11/19/2024 14:37:32.29 Peter Tinker (Plaintiff);
  5. Certificate of Service Marvin Okitkun (Defendant);
  6. [Default Application Returned] Small Claims Deficiency Memo mailed re: 1 You filed an application for entry of default judgment, but you have not filed sufficient proof showing that you served a summons with the complaint and blank answer form on the defendant in compliance with Civil Rule 4. You must serve a copy on all parties by either: (1) certified mail with restricted delivery to the defendant(s) and return receipt, signed by the individual or authorized agent, or (2) process server. You must then file proof of service with the court. See the How to Serve a Summons booklet (form CIV-106). Civil Rule 4. 0 Other: The court has included a list of licensed process servers and a blank Affidavit of Service (SC-4) form for your convenience. Small Claims Deficiency Memo (4/21) Sent on: 04/21/2025 11:48:07.76 Peter Tinker (Plaintiff);
  7. Reason for Returned Mail or eMail: Not Deliverable as Addressed Date Returned Documents Were Distributed: 4/21/2025 Type of Document(s) Distributed and Returned Unserved: Deficiency with Default Affidavit and Request for Judgement Peter Tinker (Plaintiff);
  8. Notice of Change of Contact Information Peter Tinker (Plaintiff);
  9. Proof of Service Peter Tinker (Plaintiff);
  10. Amended Complaint Peter Tinker (Plaintiff);
  11. Amended Summons Peter Tinker (Plaintiff);
  12. Notice of: Supporting Documents Peter Tinker (Plaintiff);
  13. [ISSUED EARLY IN ERROR] Notice of Dismissal (lack of prosecution) Notice & Ord of Dismissal for Lack of Pros (8/23) Sent on: 08/22/2025 09:18:40.07
  14. Peace Officer's Return of Writ Unserved

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