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Court

Alaska Unified

Alaska

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Case Information

Filed 2024-12-27
Status Closed
Type Civil District Court (4 Fa)|Debt Collection
Docket 21 entries
Disposition default judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Wells Fargo Bank
Defendant Myers, Gayle C
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Judge

Hon. Seekins, Ben A

Denali Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. LOG NOTES: Pre-Trial Scheduling Conference
  2. Complaint for Debt Collection Receipt: 2253642 Date: 12/27/2024
  3. Summons and Notice to Both Parties of Judicial Assignment Gayle Myers (Defendant);
  4. Attorney Information
  5. Proof of Service by Certified Mail Brian Sayer (Attorney) on behalf of Wells Fargo Bank (Plaintiff)
  6. Motion for Entry of Default and Default Judgment Attorney: Sayer, Brian (1806063) Filing Party: Wells Fargo Bank Case Motion #1
  7. Entry of Default and Default Judgment Case Motion #1 Motion for Entry of Default and Default Judgment
  8. Judgment Entered Default Judgment Amount: 10,339.30 Pre-Default Judgment Interest: 0.00 Attorney Fees: 0.00 Court Costs: 171.40 Other Fees: 800.00 Default Judgment Total: 11,310.70 Total Accrued Costs: 0.00 Total Accrued Interest: 0.00 Type: Default Judgment Judge: Seekins, Ben A Default Judgment Satisfied Amount: 0.00 Default Judgment Balance: 11,310.70 Case Total: 0.00 Case Satisfied Amount: 0.00 Case Balance: 0.00
  9. Default Judgment for Plaintiff Granted by Judge
  10. Motion to Set Aside Default Judgment Attorney: Self-Represented (0100001) Filing Party: Myers, Gayle C Case Motion #2
  11. Answer to Complaint
  12. Civil Deficiency Memo mailed: GAYLE MYERS CIVIL DEFICIENCY MEMO You have recently submitted documents related to the above case. These documents are either incomplete or do not follow correct procedures. Please be advised of the following: Pursuant to Civil Rule 5, all documents filed with the court must contain a completed certificate of service and be sent to the opposing party. Your 7/25/25 Motion to Set Aside Default Judgment and 7/25/25 Answer to Complaint did not contain a certificate of service. Your documents are not being rejected at this time and the court has completed courtesy service to the other party. However, failure to comply with the Alaska Rules of Civil Procedure in the future may result in rejection for filing. Civil Deficiency Memo (6/25) Sent on: 07/28/2025 11:37:13.90
  13. Order Granting Motion Case Motion #2 Motion to Set Aside Default Judgment
  14. Notice of Pretrial Scheduling Conference
  15. Log Notes: Pretrial Scheduling Conference
  16. Motion for Summary Judgment Attorney: Sayer, Brian (1806063) Filing Party: Wells Fargo Bank Case Motion #3
  17. Memorandum in Support of Motion for Summary Judgment Attorney: Sayer, Brian (1806063) Case Motion #3: Motion for Summary Judgment
  18. PROOF OF SERVICE
  19. Civil Deficiency Memo: BRIAN SAYER CIVIL DEFICIENCY MEMO You have recently submitted documents related to the above case. These documents are either incomplete or do not follow correct procedures. Please be advised of the following: The court is in receipt of your Motion for Summary Judgment, Memorandum in Support of Motion for Summary Judgment, Proposed Order for Summary Judgment, and Proposed Final Judgment. These documents have been accepted for filing. However, failure to follow Administrative Bulletin 92 and TrueFiling Rules in the future may result in rejection for filing. Pursuant to the TrueFiling User Guide sec. 14, and Administrative Bulletin 92, para. 13, you must file individual motions, oppositions, and replies with their supporting documents, other than orders, as a single document. For example, your motion and memorandum should have been submitted as a single document. Civil Deficiency Memo (6/25) Sent on: 10/30/2025 08:23:47.90
  20. Order Granting Motion Case Motion #3 Motion for Summary Judgment
  21. Final Judgment

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