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Court

Volusia County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2025-08-21
Status OPEN
Type Homestead Rp & Foreclosure > $250 K
Docket 31 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Wilmington Savings Fund Society Fsb Not In Its Individual Capacity But Solely In Its Capacity As description: Owner Trustee For Onity Loan Acquisition Trust 2005 Hb 1
Defendant Hazel Roper|Unknown Beneficiaries Of The Roper Family Trust Dated December 15 2006|United States Of America Department Of Housing And Urban Development|Unknown Tenant 1|Unknown Tenant 2
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Judge

Hon. Michael S. Orfinger

Volusia County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. DISCLAIMER BY/FOR DEFENDANT
  2. RETURNED SUMMONS SERVED
  3. ORDER FOR EXTENSION / EXTENDING TIME
  4. MOTION FOR EXTENSION / EXTENDING TIME
  5. NOTICE BY/FOR DEFENDANT
  6. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
  7. RETURNED SUMMONS SERVED
  8. RETURNED SUMMONS SERVED
  9. RETURNED SUMMONS SERVED
  10. RETURNED SUMMONS SERVED
  11. RETURNED SUMMONS SERVED
  12. CASE MANAGEMENT ORDER
  13. TWENTY DAY SUMMONS
  14. TWENTY DAY SUMMONS
  15. TWENTY DAY SUMMONS
  16. SIXTY DAY (USA) SUMMONS
  17. TWENTY DAY SUMMONS
  18. TWENTY DAY SUMMONS
  19. NOTICE BY/FOR PLAINTIFF
  20. CASE MANAGEMENT ORDER BY/FOR PLAINTIFF
  21. MOTION TO APPT / APPOINTING PROCESS SERV.
  22. DESIGNATION OR NOTICE OF EMAIL ADDRESS
  23. REQUEST SUMMONS
  24. REQUEST SUMMONS
  25. REQUEST SUMMONS
  26. REQUEST SUMMONS
  27. REQUEST SUMMONS
  28. REQUEST SUMMONS
  29. WORKSHEET
  30. NOTICE OF LIS PENDENS
  31. COMPLAINT / PETITION TO FORECLOSE

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