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Court

Florida Civitech Unified Court

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2023-11-30
Status CLOSED
Type Replevin Small Claims $2,501 $8,000
Docket 29 entries
Disposition final Judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Vecchione, Caroline
Defendant Schreiner, Louis Jr
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Judge

Hon. Thompson Thomas P Iii

Marion County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. DescriptionJUDGES WORKSHEET
  2. DescriptionCLS: FINAL JUDGMENT
  3. DescriptionEXHIBIT 4 TEXT MESSAGES
  4. DescriptionEXHIBIT 3 PICTURES OF FRIENDS
  5. DescriptionEXHIBIT 2 LEGAL DOCUMENT
  6. DescriptionEXHIBIT 1 RECEIPTS
  7. DescriptionNOTICE FOR NON-JURY TRIAL IN PERSON OR VIA ZOOM
  8. DescriptionUpdated Event SC PTC on 01/30/2024 0100 PM - HELD
  9. JUDGES WORKSHEET
  10. MEDIATION REPORT
  11. Payment received: $13.00 Receipt Number XX 925980
  12. Assessment 5 assessed at sum $13.00
  13. COUNTER-CLAIM FILED BY LOUIS SCHREINER
  14. Payment received: $295.00 Receipt Number XX 921811
  15. Assessment 4 assessed at sum $295.00
  16. SUMMONS RETURNED SERVED LOUIS SCHREINER JR
  17. Active Process PTC disposition on 12/11/2023
  18. CORR/MEMO FROM CLERKS OFFICE
  19. SUMMONS ISSUED SENT TO PLT VIA EMAIL
  20. REPLEVIN ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE
  21. Event SC PTC scheduled on 01/30/2024 at 0100 PM - Judge LORI COTTON presiding.
  22. RECEIPT-FILING FEES
  23. DESIGNATION OF E-MAIL ADDRESS BY A PARTY NOT REPRESENTED BY AN ATTORNEY
  24. PETITION/COMPLAINT REPLEVIN
  25. Payment received: $402.00 Receipt Number XX 909313
  26. Assessment 3 assessed at sum $7.00
  27. Assessment 2 assessed at sum $10.00
  28. Judge: Assigned
  29. Assessment 1 assessed at sum $385.00

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