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Court

Florida Civitech Unified Court

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2025-01-24
Status CLOSED
Type Eviction Residential Monteary
Docket 20 entries
Disposition DISPOSED

Parties

Plaintiff , Jansen
Defendant Taylor Smith, Nicoya
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Judge

Hon. Carter Sara Jane

Columbia County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. DescriptionUpdated Event MOTION TO DISMISS on 2/10/2025 0130 PM Judge SARA CARTER results DISPOSED on 2/10/2025
  2. DescriptionCase Status set to CLOSED
  3. DescriptionNOTICE OF DISMISSAL
  4. DescriptionEvent MOTION TO DISMISS scheduled on 2/10/2025 at 0130 PM, JC - Judge presiding.
  5. DescriptionNOTICE OF HEARING
  6. DescriptionRETURN OF SERVICE- FOR NICOYA TAYLOR-SMITH ON 1/29/2025 IND.
  7. DescriptionNOTE TO DOCKET: ANSWER SENT TO JA ON 1/30/25 AS
  8. DescriptionANSWER RESIDENTIAL EVICTION WITH ATTACHMENTS
  9. DescriptionCLERK'S CERTIFICATE OF MAILING OF NOTICES PURSUANT TO FLORIDA STATATUTES SECTION 48.183 TO NICOYA TAYLOR-SMITH (MAILED ON 1/29/2025)
  10. SUMMONS ISSUED TO NICOYA TAYLOR-SMITH
  11. NOTE TO DOCKET: SUMMONS AND CERTIFICATE OF MAILING NOT PROVIDED TO THE CLERK FOR ISSUANCE (REC'VD ON 1/29/2025- THANK YOU)
  12. RECEIPT FROM DAILY PAYMENTS
  13. Payment received: $195.00 Receipt Number CC 264501
  14. Assessment 2 Total Assessed $10.00 Balance Remaining $0.00
  15. Assessment 1 Total Assessed $185.00 Balance Remaining $0.00
  16. NON MILITARY AFFIDAVIT
  17. COMPLAINT FOR EVICTION (WITH ATTACHED COPY OF LEASE, NOTICE AND POWER OF ATTORNEY)
  18. Assessment 2 assessed at sum $10.00
  19. Assessment 1 assessed at sum $185.00
  20. Case 122025CC000126CCAXMX Filed with Clerk on 1/24/2025

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