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Case Information

Filed 2024-10-11
Type Other Tort
Docket 58 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Taylor, Stephen K|Taylor, Mary J
Defendant Sparks, Gregg A|Sparks, Lori L|Sparks Springs Farm

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. ISMISSAL ENTRY FILED;
  2. IVIL FILING FEE
  3. IVIL CASE INFORMATION SHEET FILED
  4. RAECIPE FOR SERVICE FILED;
  5. HARGE FOR CERTIFIED MAIL
  6. UMMONS FEE
  7. UCCESSFUL SERVICE
  8. UCCESSFUL SERVICE
  9. UCCESSFUL SERVICE
  10. EPLY FILED
  11. EPLY FILED
  12. EPLY FILED
  13. EARING SET
  14. RDER FILED;
  15. OTICE FILED;
  16. OTICE FILED;
  17. OTICE FILED;
  18. OTICE FILED;
  19. UDGMENT ENTRY FILED;
  20. OTION FILED;
  21. MENDED COMPLAINT FILED;
  22. UDGMENT ENTRY FILED;
  23. OTION FILED;
  24. EARING SET
  25. AGISTRATE'S ORDER SETTING TELPHONE PRETRIAL SCHEDULING CONFERENCE FILED; THE ABOVE CAPTIONED MATTER
  26. NTRY FILED;
  27. OTION FILED;
  28. UDGMENT ENTRY FILED;
  29. EARING SET
  30. EARING SET
  31. EARING SET
  32. MENDED COMPLAINT FILED;
  33. AX FEE DUE FROM
  34. AGISTRATE'S ORDER OF REFERRAL TO MEDIATION AND SCHEDULING ENTRY FILED;
  35. AGISTRATE'S CASE MANAGEMENT ORDER FILED;
  36. NSWER FILED;
  37. RAECIPE FILED
  38. HARGE FOR CERTIFIED MAIL
  39. UMMONS FEE
  40. UCCESSFUL SERVICE
  41. UCCESSFUL SERVICE
  42. UCCESSFUL SERVICE
  43. ISCLOSURE OF EXPERT WITNESSES
  44. OTICE OF COMPLIANCE FILED;
  45. RANSCRIPT FILED FROM
  46. RANSCRIPT FILED FROM
  47. RANSCRIPT FILED FROM
  48. RANSCRIPT FILED FROM
  49. OTICE FILED;
  50. ISCLOSURE OF EXPERT WITNESSES
  51. OTICE OF SUBMISSION FILED;
  52. OTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT FILED;
  53. OTICE FILED;
  54. OTICE FILED;
  55. NTRY FILED;
  56. GREED ENTRY FILED;
  57. EMORANDUM FILED;
  58. UBPOENA PREPARED BY ATTORNEY RETURNED AND FILED

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