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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-17
Status Open
Type Foreclosure
Docket 63 entries
Disposition dismiss
Photo of Hon. Whitaker, Paige Reese

Judge

Hon. Whitaker, Paige Reese

Fulton County (GA)

Georgia

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Docket Entries

  1. PLAINTIFF'S ORIGINAL PETITION
  2. View Document COMPLAINT
  3. Comment COMPLAINT AGAINST OWNER TO ESTABLISH AND FORECLOSE LIEN
  4. CASE INITIATION FORM
  5. View Document CASE INITIATION FORM
  6. Comment OTHER GENERAL CIVIL
  7. SUMMONS
  8. View Document SUMMONS
  9. Comment FOR SERVICE OF DEFENDANT
  10. PROPOSED ORDER
  11. View Document PROPOSED ORDER
  12. Comment Proposed Order granting Defendant's Motion
  13. MOTION
  14. View Document MOTION
  15. Comment Defendant's Motion to Dismiss and Award of Attorneys' Fees
  16. AFFIDAVIT
  17. View Document AFFIDAVIT
  18. Comment Affidavit of Attorney
  19. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE
  20. View Document AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE
  21. Comment Affidavit of Service
  22. ANSWER
  23. View Document ANSWER
  24. Comment Defendant's Answer and Counterclaim
  25. WITHDRAWAL OF DEMAND/MOTION/PETITION
  26. View Document WITHDRAWAL OF DEMAND/MOTION/PETITION
  27. Comment Withdrawal Of Defendant's Motion to Dismiss and Brief in Support of the Motion
  28. INTERROGATORY
  29. View Document INTERROGATORIES
  30. Comment Interrogatories
  31. REQUEST
  32. View Document REQUEST
  33. Comment Request for Production
  34. CERTIFICATE
  35. View Document RULE 5.2 CERTIFICATE
  36. Comment Rule 5.2 Certificate
  37. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  38. View Document CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  39. Comment 5.2 Certificate of Service of Discovery
  40. NOTICE OF DEPOSITION
  41. View Document NOTICE OF DEPOSITION
  42. Comment Notice of Depositin
  43. MOTION
  44. View Document MOTION
  45. Comment Joint Motion to Re-Open & Extend Discovery
  46. ORDER
  47. View Document ORDER
  48. Comment Order Granting Joint Motion to Re-Open and Extend Discovery
  49. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  50. View Document CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  51. Comment 5.2 Certificate - Defendant's Discovery to Plaintiff 1.17.25
  52. LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  53. View Document LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  54. Comment NOTICE OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE
  55. CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  56. View Document CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  57. Comment Rule 5.2 Certificate of Service
  58. NOTICE OF TRIAL
  59. View Document NOTICE OF TRIAL
  60. Comment Trial Notice 5-19-25
  61. JURY TRIAL
  62. Judicial Officer WHITAKER, PAIGE REESE
  63. Hearing Time 9:00 AM

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