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Court

Cobb Court Connect

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2025-11-28
Status ACTIVE
Type Contract
Docket 61 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Plaintiff Credit Acceptance Corporation,
Defendant Ellington, Mitchell
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Judge

Hon. Golick Maria B

Cobb County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. COMPLAINT
  2. SUMMONS ISSUED
  3. CIVIL FILING INFORMATION FORM
  4. CIVIL FILING INFORMATION FORM
  5. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE FILED
  6. AFF PROCESS SER/NOTORIOUS
  7. PLEA FOR STAY
  8. DISMISSAL-VOLUNTARY
  9. CIVIL FINAL DISPOSITION FORM
  10. ANSWER BY SPECIAL APPEARANCE
  11. NOTICE-LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  12. JURY DEMAND/12 PERSON
  13. DISMISSAL-CASE/ W/ PREJUDICE
  14. CIVIL FINAL DISPOSITION FORM
  15. NOTICE OF FILING
  16. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE FILED
  17. AFF PROCESS SER/CORPORATION
  18. NOTICE OF FILING
  19. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE FILED
  20. AFF PROCESS SER/CORPORATION
  21. NOTICE OF FILING
  22. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE FILED
  23. AFF.PROCESS SERV/SERV COMPLETE
  24. STIPULATION TO EXTEND TIME
  25. ANSWER BY SPECIAL APPEARANCE
  26. MOTION-TO DISMISS
  27. BRIEF-SUPPORT OF MOTION
  28. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE OF ATTY
  29. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE OF ATTY
  30. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE OF ATTY
  31. ANSWER
  32. ANSWER
  33. CERTIFICATE OF SER - RULE 5.2
  34. BRIEF-OPPOSITION OF MOTION
  35. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  36. NOTICE OF INTENT.....
  37. SENT TO JUDGE FOR RULING
  38. REPLY TO MOTION
  39. REQUEST-ORAL HEARING/ARGUMENT
  40. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  41. MOTION HEAR.NOTICE PROD./SENT
  42. CROSSCLAIM
  43. CROSSCLAIM
  44. HEARING HELD-ORDER TO BE SUB
  45. MOTION-EXTEND DISCOVERY TIME
  46. ORDER-GRANT/EXTEND DISCOVERY
  47. ORDER-GRANT/MOT.TO DISMISS
  48. MOTION-EXTEND DISCOVERY TIME
  49. CERTIFICATE OF SER - RULE 5.2
  50. CONSENT ORDER-EXTEND DISCOVERY
  51. PRE-TRIAL HEAR NOT PROD/SENT
  52. CERTIFICATE OF SER - RULE 5.2
  53. MOTION-TO DISMISS
  54. MOTION-PARTIAL SUMMARY JUDG.
  55. BRIEF-OPPOSITION OF MOTION
  56. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  57. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  58. EXHIBIT(S)
  59. EXHIBIT(S)
  60. EXHIBIT(S)
  61. EXHIBIT(S)

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