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Case Information

Filed 2025-06-10
Status CLOSED
Type Civil
Docket 58 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Wilmington Savings Fund Society Fsb
Defendant Harris, Lisa Ann|Harris Unk Sps, Lisa Ann|Treasurer Of Ashtabula County Ohio
Photo of Hon. HARRIS THOMAS E

Judge

Hon. HARRIS THOMAS E

Ashtabula County (OH)

Ohio

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Docket Entries

  1. 23.00
  2. OMPLAINT FOR FORECLOSURE FILED WITH EXHIBITS SITUATED IN THE PPN: BY
  3. OMPLETE RECORD FEE
  4. RELIMINARY JUDICIAL REPORT FILED.
  5. OTION TO APPOINT PROCESS SERVER FILED.
  6. RECIPE FILED
  7. RECIPE FILED
  8. RDERED THAT
  9. OMPLETE RECORD FEE
  10. OPIES MADE
  11. OSTAGE COSTS (MAILED ON
  12. UMMONS ISSUED
  13. ERTIFIED MAIL
  14. UMMONS ISSUED
  15. RELIMINARY JUDICIAL REPORT FILED.
  16. OTION
  17. RDERED THAT
  18. OMPLETE RECORD FEE
  19. OPIES MADE
  20. OSTAGE COSTS (MAILED ON
  21. NSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  22. NSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  23. OSTAGE COSTS (MAILED ON
  24. NSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  25. OTION
  26. AGISTRATE'S ORDER FILED.
  27. OMPLETE RECORD FEE
  28. OPIES MADE
  29. OSTAGE COSTS (MAILED ON
  30. OTION
  31. RECIPE FILED
  32. RDERED THAT
  33. OMPLETE RECORD FEE
  34. OPIES MADE
  35. OSTAGE COSTS (MAILED ON
  36. ervice by Process Server
  37. OTION
  38. RECIPE FILED
  39. RDERED THAT
  40. OMPLETE RECORD FEE
  41. OPIES MADE
  42. OSTAGE COSTS (MAILED ON
  43. OPIES MADE
  44. NSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  45. NSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  46. ervice by Process Server
  47. AILURE OF SERVICE SENT TO ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF
  48. NSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  49. NSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  50. NSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  51. OTION
  52. RDERED THAT
  53. OMPLETE RECORD FEE
  54. OTION
  55. RDERED THAT
  56. OMPLETE RECORD FEE
  57. OSTAGE COSTS (MAILED ON
  58. 904.74

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