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Court

Missouri Unified County

Missouri

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Case Information

Filed 2025-09-10
Type Cc Replevin
Docket 6 entries
Disposition disposed

Parties

Plaintiff Williamson, Kaylynn R|Wheelock, Bryan King
Defendant Foster, Christopher H
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Judge

Hon. May Brian H

St. Louis County (MO)

Missouri

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Docket Entries

  1. et Filed in Circuit Ct Petition for Replevin and Conversion; Exhibit A. Filed By: BRYAN KING WHEELOCK On Behalf Of: KAYLYNN R WILLIAMSON
  2. ummons Issued-Circuit Document ID: 25-SMCC-14880, for FOSTER, CHRISTOPHER H Summons Attached in PDF Form for Attorney to Retrieve from Secure Case.Net and Process for Service.
  3. ote to Clerk eFiling Filed By: BRYAN KING WHEELOCK
  4. umm Req-Circuit Pers Serv MEMORANDUM TO CLERK. Filed By: BRYAN KING WHEELOCK On Behalf Of: KAYLYNN R WILLIAMSON
  5. otice of Dismissal THIS CASE IS MISSING $46 SHERIFF'S SERVICE FEES OR A SPECIAL PROCESS SERVER FORM. E-FILE A MEMO WITH THE REMAINING $46 FEES AND THE DFTS ADDRESS OR A SPECIAL PROCESS SERVER FORM SO THE SUMMONS CAN BE ISSUED. FOR FUTURE REFERENCE, THE SHERIFFS FEES OR SPS FORM MUST BE FILED ALONG WITH THE ORIGINAL FILING. IF USING A SPECIAL PROCESS SERVER, Per Local Rule 28 (E), you must submit the "Request for Appointment of Process Server" form, which can be found on the St. Louis County Court's Web Site. ONCE THE FEES OR SPS FORM IS E-FILED, CONTACT THE CLERK AT 314-615-8470.
  6. iling Info Sheet eFiling Filed By: BRYAN KING WHEELOCK

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