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Court

Ashtabula Co

Ohio

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Case Information

Filed 2025-07-24
Status OPEN
Type Civil
Docket 42 entries

Parties

Plaintiff The Middlefield Banking Company
Defendant Yox, Jeremy M|Yox Unk Sps, Jeremy M
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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. EQUEST FOR
  6. EQUEST FOR
  7. UMMONS ISSUED
  8. ERTIFIED MAIL
  9. ervice by Process Server
  10. UCCESSFUL SERVICE
  11. UCCESSFUL SERVICE
  12. OTICE OF RECEIPT OF REQUEST FOR FORECLOSURE MEDIATION FILED
  13. EARING SCHEDULED
  14. UDGMENT ENTRY(REFERRAL TO MEDIATION)
  15. OMPLETE RECORD FEE
  16. OPIES MADE
  17. OSTAGE COSTS (MAILED ON
  18. NSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  19. NSUCCESSFUL SERVICE
  20. EARING SCHEDULED
  21. EDIATION FUND FEE $ FILED BY
  22. EARING SCHEDULED
  23. EARING SCHEDULED
  24. EARING SCHEDULED
  25. EARING SCHEDULED
  26. OTICE OF APPEARANCE OF ATTY
  27. OTION
  28. NSWER FILED WITH CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
  29. OTION
  30. RDERED THAT
  31. OMPLETE RECORD FEE
  32. OPIES MADE
  33. OSTAGE COSTS (MAILED ON
  34. EARING SCHEDULED
  35. EARING NOTICE FROM ASSIGNMENT COMMISSIONER WILL BE ON FOR
  36. EARING SCHEDULED
  37. EARING NOTICE FROM ASSIGNMENT COMMISSIONER WILL BE ON FOR
  38. AGISTRATE'S ORDER FILED.
  39. OMPLETE RECORD FEE
  40. OPIES MADE
  41. OSTAGE COSTS (MAILED ON
  42. 989.70

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