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Court

Alaska Unified

Alaska

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Case Information

Filed 2025-01-24
Status Closed
Type Small Claims (3 An)|Small Claim $2,500 Or Less
Docket 20 entries
Disposition default judgment

Parties

Plaintiff First National Bank Of Alaska
Defendant Esparza, Rosa Maria|Esparza, Mario Rey
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Judge

Hon. Logue Michael B

Anchorage Borough (AK)

Alaska

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Docket Entries

  1. Writ of Execution (CIV-500) Issued North Country Process
  2. Summons
  3. Unserved Affidavit - Return of Service Rosa Maria Esparza (Defendant);
  4. Unserved Affidavit - Return of Service Mario Rey Esparza (Defendant);
  5. Supplemental Small Claims Summons Issued Mario Rey Esparza (Defendant);
  6. Return of Service - Summons Served On: 5/5/2025 Mario Rey Esparza (Defendant);
  7. Notice of Dismissal (lack of prosecution) Notice & Ord of Dismissal for Lack of Pros (8/23) Sent on: 07/30/2025 11:42:20.36
  8. Request for: Defendant to be Dismissed Attorney: Self-Represented (0100001) First National Bank of Alaska (Plaintiff); Filing Party: First National Bank of Alaska Case Motion #1
  9. Reason for Returned Mail or eMail: Attempted - Not Known Date Returned Documents Were Distributed: 7/30/2025 Type of Document(s) Distributed and Returned Unserved: Notice & Order of Dismissal for Lack of Prosecution Mario Rey Esparza (Defendant);
  10. Order Granting Motion: Request for: Defendant to be Dismissed Judge Michael B. Logue First National Bank of Alaska Case Motion #1 Request for: Defendant to be Dismissed
  11. Default Affidavit and Request for Judgment Mario Rey Esparza (Defendant);
  12. [CURED - 9/4/2025] Small Claims Deficiency Memo mailed re: 1 Your default application is not complete. You indicated your knowledge of the defendant's (Mario Rey Esparza) military status was based on the SCRA website, but did not attach a copy of the report to your default request or complaint. [You may check for military service online at https://scra.dmdc.osd.mil/. Attach a copy of the results from this military website search to the default application.] Small Claims Deficiency Memo (8/25) Sent on: 09/02/2025 15:30:31.14 First National Bank of Alaska (Plaintiff);
  13. SCRA Status Report First National Bank of Alaska (Plaintiff);
  14. Judgment Entered Default Judgment Amount: 1,063.42 Pre-Default Judgment Interest: 87.62 Attorney Fees: 0.00 Court Costs: 174.99 Other Fees: 0.00 Default Judgment Total: 1,326.03 Total Accrued Costs: 0.00 Total Accrued Interest: 0.00 Terms: Post judgment interest of 7.5% Type: Default Judgment Judge: Clerk, Anchorage Court Default Judgment Date: 09/10/2025 Default Judgment Time: 12:00PM Referee: Recommendation Date: Default Judgment Status: Judgment Entered Default Judgment For: First National Bank of Alaska - Plaintiff Default Judgment Against: Esparza, Mario Rey - Defendant ------------------------------------------- Issuance ------------------------------------------- Writ Type: Date Issued: Accrued Interest: Satisfied Amount: ------------------------------------------- Return ------------------------------------------- Processed By: Received From: Accrued Costs: Satisfied Amount: Date Returned: Date Collected: Date Paid: Default Judgment Satisfied Amount: 0.00 Default Judgment Balance: 1,326.03 Case Total: 0.00 Case Satisfied Amount: 0.00 Case Balance: 0.00
  15. Default Judgment for Plaintiff Granted by Clerk
  16. First Free Copy/Certified Copy Mailed/Issued to: First National Bank of Alaska (Plaintiff); Mario Rey Esparza (Defendant);
  17. Writ of Execution Fee (AdR 9(e)(10)) Receipt: 2357137 Date: 01/28/2026
  18. PROOF OF SERVICE
  19. Information for Issuance of Writ
  20. Information for Issuance of Writ Esparza & Creditor's Affidavit

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