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Case Information

Filed 2025-02-12
Status ACTIVE
Type Consumer Debt
Docket 18 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Discover Bank
Defendant Lenise L Wade
Photo of Hon. JOAN SYNENBERG

Judge

Hon. JOAN SYNENBERG

Cuyahoga County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. HE COURT IS IN RECEIPT OF PLAINTIFF'S MOTION FOR DEFAULT JUDGMENT, FILED 04/07/2025. THE DOCKET REFLECTS THAT SERVICE HAS BEEN PERFECTED, BUT DEFENDANT HAS FAILED TO ANSWER OR OTHERWISE RESPOND TO PLAINTIFF'S COMPLAINT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CIVIL RULES. TELEPHONE DEFAULT HEARING SET FOR 04/29/2025 AT 09:45 AM. THE DEFAULT HEARING SHALL BE HELD BY PHONE. COUNSEL/PRO SE PARTIES TO CALL INTO THE FOLLOWING CONFERENCE LINE AT THE SCHEDULED TIME: DIAL-IN: (720)-527-5947 ACCESS CODE: 5692720# COUNSEL FOR PLAINTIFF(S) SHALL INFORM ALL OPPOSING COUNSEL AND UNREPRESENTED PARTIES OF THE DATE, TIME AND CONFERENCE CALL DIRECTIONS. BEFORE HEARING DATE, PLAINTIFF TO PROVIDE AN AFFIDAVIT OF DAMAGES, AN AFFIDAVIT OF MILITARY SERVICE (IF APPLICABLE), A PROPOSED JUDGMENT ENTRY, AND A COPY OF THE CORRESPONDENCE SENT TO DEFENDANT ADVISING OF THE DATE, TIME, AND LOCATION OF THE HEARING. NOTIFICATION SHALL BE MADE VIA REGULAR MAIL AND CERTIFIED MAIL, TO BE SENT NO LATER THAN (7) DAYS PRIOR TO HEARING DATE. FAILURE OF PLAINTIFF TO PROVIDE AFOREMENTIONED DOCUMENTS ON OR BEFORE THE HEARING DATE MAY RESULT IN A DISMISSAL WITHOUT PREJUDICE PURSUANT TO CIV. R. 41(B). THE FAILURE OF DEFENDANT(S) TO APPEAR WILL RESULT IN A DEFAULT JUDGMENT. FAILURE OF PLAINTIFF TO APPEAR WILL RESULT IN DISMISSAL WITHOUT PREJUDICE PURSUANT TO CIV. R. 41(B). NOTICE ISSUED
  2. ELEPHONE DEFAULT HEARING SET FOR 04/29/2025 AT 09:45 AM. (Notice Sent).
  3. ELEPHONE DEFAULT HEARING SCHEDULED FOR 04/29/2025 AT 10:00 AM IS CANCELLED.
  4. FFIDAVIT FILED BY P1 DISCOVER BANK ATTORNEY DAVID MULLEN 0089053 MILITARY AFFIDAVIT
  5. OTION FOR DEFAULT JUDGMENT MOTION FOR DEFAULT JUDGMENT
  6. HE DOCKET REFLECTS GOOD SERVICE ON DEFENDANT AND THAT DEFENDANT HAS FAILED TO TIMELY FILE AN ANSWER. PLAINTIFF IS TO FILE A MOTION FOR DEFAULT JUDGMENT WITHIN 60 DAYS OF JOURNALIZATION OF THIS ORDER. FAILURE TO COMPLY MAY RESULT IN DISMISSAL WITHOUT PREJUDICE FOR WANT OF PROSECUTION PURSUANT TO CIV. R. 41(B). NOTICE ISSUED
  7. SPS RECEIPT NO. 56114539 DELIVERED BY USPS 02/21/2025 WADE/LENISE/L PROCESSED BY COC 02/26/2025.
  8. UMS COMPLAINT(56114539) SENT BY CERTIFIED MAIL. TO: LENISE L WADE 1227 E 87TH ST CLEVELAND, OH 44108
  9. UMMONS E-FILE COPY COST
  10. RIT FEE
  11. UDGE JOAN SYNENBERG ASSIGNED (RANDOM)
  12. EGAL RESEARCH
  13. EGAL NEWS
  14. EGAL AID
  15. OURT SPECIAL PROJECTS FUND
  16. OMPUTER FEE
  17. LERK'S FEE
  18. EPOSIT AMOUNT PAID DAVID MULLEN

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