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Court

Contra Costa County

California

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Case Information

Filed 2025-08-13
Status Judgment
Type Small Claims $1,501 $5,000
Docket 16 entries
Disposition notice of entry of judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Ashrafi, Neda
Defendant Agharahmanian, Ashkan
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Judge

Hon. Yamamoto, J.

Contra Costa County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Declaration Re: View Document Declaration Re:
  2. Amount of Claim
  3. Fee Paid
  4. Request for Certified Mail View Document Request for Certified Mail View Document CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT View Document Clerks Certificate of Mailing
  5. Service of Claim Requested By ASHRAFI, NEDA Served 10/28/2025
  6. Service Questionable View Document Service Questionable Comment NO PRINTED NAME UNABLE TO IDENTIFY SIGNATURE
  7. Small Claims Proof of Service View Document Small Claims Proof of Service Comment Type of Service: SUBSTITUTE
  8. Correspondence Memo: View Document Correspondence Memo: Comment REJECTING LETTER IN MAIL
  9. Notice of Remote Appearance View Document Notice of Remote Appearance Comment ASHKAN AGHARAHMANIAN
  10. Opposition to: View Document Opposition to: Comment REMOTE PROCEEDING AT EVIDENTIARY HEARING OR TRIAL
  11. Sent for Judicial Review Comment OPPOSITION TO REMOTE APPEARANCE AND PROPOSED ORDER D57
  12. Order Filed Re: View Document Order Filed Re: Comment REMOTE APPEARANCE-PARTICIPANT/DEFENDANT MAY APPEAR THROUGH REMOTE TECHNOLOGY
  13. Certificate of Mailing View Document Clerks Certificate of Mailing View Document Clerks Certificate of Mailing Comment ORDER REGARDING REMOTE APPEARANCE
  14. Small Claims Hearing Original Type Small Claims Hearing View Document Minutes w/Appearances View Document Small Claims Judgment Entered View Document Small Claims Judgment Entered Judicial Officer Yamamoto, J. Hearing Time 1:30 PM Result *Contested Parties Present Plaintiff/Petitioner: ASHRAFI, NEDA Defendant/Respondent: AGHARAHMANIAN, ASHKAN
  15. Small Claims Judgment Entered
  16. Small Claims Notice of Entry of Judgment View Document Small Claims Judgment Entered View Document Small Claims Judgment Entered

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