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Case Information

Filed 2024-08-22
Status Closed
Type Cve Foreclosure
Docket 54 entries
Disposition default

Parties

Plaintiff Flagstar Bank Fsb
Defendant Riddle, Jason|Riddle, Jill|Clermont County Treasurer
Photo of Hon. Brock Anthony W

Judge

Hon. Brock Anthony W

Clermont County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. $301.00
  2. omplaint for Money, Forecosure and Other Equitable Relief Receipt: 304880 Date: 08/22/2024
  3. COMP2 - Complaint, filed
  4. CLAS - Classification form, filed
  5. DEP - DEP - Deposit Received (CV)
  6. CLFEE - Clerk's fee for indexing
  7. APPROVE - Property description approval form
  8. ATTMT - Attachments-foreclosure
  9. PJR - Preliminary Judicial Report filed;
  10. PRAE - Praecipe filed in Civil case
  11. POST-CV - Costs: Certified mail
  12. FEEIS - Fee for issuing summons on civil case.
  13. SUCCESS - Successful Service (Civil Case)
  14. SUCCESS - Successful Service (Civil Case)
  15. SUCCESS - Successful Service (Civil Case)
  16. ANCC - Answer of Clermont County Treasurer
  17. FAIL - CIVIL Failure of service/Requester
  18. FAIL - CIVIL Failure of service/Requester
  19. PPH - Fee for preparation notice and page fee
  20. MOTOD - Motion for Dismissal filed; copy to Judge with entry
  21. DM - DM - Case dismissed
  22. MOTD - Motion for Default filed, cc: Judge
  23. INOF - Inter office mail issued
  24. $269.00
  25. $440.00
  26. efund issued Cooke Demers, LLC
  27. 269.00
  28. ooke Demers, LLC
  29. omplaint, filed
  30. lassification form, filed
  31. eposit Received (CV)
  32. lerk's fee for indexing
  33. roperty description approval form
  34. ttachments-foreclosure
  35. reliminary Judicial Report filed;
  36. raecipe filed in Civil case
  37. ummons and copy of complaint issued
  38. osts: Certified mail
  39. ummons and copy of complaint issued
  40. ee for issuing summons on civil case.
  41. uccessful Service (Civil Case)
  42. uccessful Service (Civil Case)
  43. uccessful Service (Civil Case)
  44. nswer of Clermont County Treasurer
  45. ntry filed;
  46. IVIL Failure of service/Requester
  47. IVIL Failure of service/Requester
  48. otice of Hearing filed.
  49. ee for preparation notice and page fee
  50. otion for Dismissal filed; copy to Judge with entry
  51. ase dismissed
  52. otion for Default Judgment filed; cc: Judge with Entry for signature
  53. ostage, CV-Ordinary Mail, 1-4 sheets
  54. nter office mail issued

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