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Oklahoma unified county

Oklahoma

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Case Information

Filed 2024-08-21
Type Bad Faith
Docket 25 entries
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Judge

Hon. Taylor, Orable Shawn S

Oklahoma unified county

Oklahoma

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Docket Entries

  1. PETITION
  2. LAW LIBRARY
  3. DISPUTE MEDIATION
  4. OCIS
  5. LENGTHY TRIAL FUND FEE
  6. OK COURT APPOINTED SPECIAL ADVOCATES
  7. 10% OF CASA TO COURT CLERK REVOLVING FUND
  8. OK COUNCIL ON JUDICIAL COMPLAINTS REVOLVING FUND
  9. 10% OF COJC TO COURT CLERK REVOLVING FUND
  10. COURTHOUSE SECURITY FEE
  11. 10% OF CHSC TO COURT CLERK REVOLVING FUND
  12. STATE JUDICIAL REV. FUND INTERPRETER & TRANSLATOR SERVICES
  13. 15% TO DISTRICT COURT REVOLVING FUND
  14. COURT CLERK PRESERVATION FUND
  15. ISSUE SUMMONS TO ATTY (2)
  16. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE (EMALIE L. FOSTER) FOR PLAINTIFF
  17. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE (MICAH J PETERSON FOR PLAINTIFF)
  18. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE (WILLIAM AYCOCK) SERVED TO CLARK REPLOGLE ON 8-26-24.
  19. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE (LINDA YOUNG) SERVED TO CLARK REPLOGLE ON 8-26-24.
  20. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE (GREGORY COPELAND)
  21. CLARK REPLOGLE AND TULSA POOL REPAIR'S ANSWERS TO PETITION
  22. PLAINTIFF'S APPLICATION FOR SCHEDULING CONFERENCE
  23. ORDER SETTING SCHEDULING CONFERENCE
  24. CM/TW (TAYLOR) NO CSR. GREG COPELAND APPEARS VIA PHONE. NO OTHER APPEARANCES. CASE COMES ON FOR SCHEDULING CONFERENCE. BY AGREEMENT OF THE PARTIES, PARTIES ARE TO SUBMITT AN AGREED ORDER WITHIN 10 DAYS.
  25. AGREED SCHEDULING ORDER

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