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Case Information

Filed 2025-01-21
Status Case Disposed
Type Gc Other Civil Matters
Docket 43 entries
Disposition notice of entry of judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Financing Solutions, Llc,
Photo of Hon. FREEMAN, SCOTT N.

Judge

Hon. FREEMAN, SCOTT N.

Washoe County (NV)

Nevada

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Docket Entries

  1. 44. $1425 - $Complaint - Civil
  2. 2. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  3. 3. 3860 - Request for Submission
  4. 4. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  5. 5. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  6. 6. 2535 - Notice of Entry of Judgment
  7. 7. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  8. 8. 1555 - Default Judgment
  9. 9. F130 - Default Judgment
  10. 10. 1030 - Affidavit in Support...
  11. 11. 1030 - Affidavit in Support...
  12. 12. 1950 - Memorandum of Costs
  13. 13. 3860 - Request for Submission
  14. 14. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  15. 15. 1953 - Memo of Costs & Disbursements
  16. 16. 2589 - Notice of Stricken Document
  17. 17. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  18. 18. 1225 - Application Default Judgment
  19. 19. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  20. 20. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  21. 21. 2545 - Notice of Entry ...
  22. 22. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  23. 23. 1550 - Default
  24. 24. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  25. 25. 1639 - **Document Issued by the Court
  26. 26. 1639 - **Document Issued by the Court
  27. 27. 1550 - Default
  28. 28. 1550 - Default
  29. 29. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  30. 30. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  31. 31. 1639 - **Document Issued by the Court
  32. 32. 1639 - **Document Issued by the Court
  33. 33. 1550 - Default
  34. 34. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  35. 35. 2610 - Notice ...
  36. 36. 4085 - Summons Filed
  37. 37. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  38. 38. 4085 - Summons Filed
  39. 39. 4090 - ** Summons Issued
  40. 40. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  41. 41. NEF - Proof of Electronic Service
  42. 42. 4090 - ** Summons Issued
  43. 43. PAYRC - **Payment Receipted

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