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Court

Florida Civitech Unified Court

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2025-09-16
Status CLOSED
Type Eviction Only Resident
Docket 27 entries
Disposition FINAL JUDGMENT - EVICTION

Parties

Plaintiff Green, Jennifer
Defendant Saroka, James | Saroka, Mackenzie
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Judge

Hon. Wallace William

Okeechobee County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. DescriptionWRIT OF POSSESSION
  2. DescriptionCase Status set to CLOSED
  3. DescriptionRECORDED FINAL JUDGMENT - EVICTION
  4. DescriptionCOURT NOTES
  5. DescriptionORDER SCHEDULING HEARING
  6. DescriptionEvent COUNTY CIVIL HEARING scheduled on 10/24/2025 at 0130 PM, MX - Judge presiding.
  7. DescriptionMOTION FOR DEFAULT FINAL JUDGMENT - RESIDENTIAL EVICTION (EMAILED TO JUDGE)
  8. DescriptionMOTION FOR CLERK'S DEFAULT (DEFAULT NOT ENTERED; RESPONSE FILED)
  9. DescriptionREPLY OF JENNIFER GREEN
  10. THREE DAY NOTICE TO TENANT
  11. EXHIBIT- TEXT MESSAGES
  12. EXHIBIT- TEXT MESSAGES
  13. REPLY TO EVICTION COMPLAINT ( DUPLICATE )
  14. REPLY TO EVICTION ( EMAILED TO JUDGE )
  15. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE - MACKENZIE SAROKA SERVED 9-17-2025
  16. AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE - JAMES SAROKA SERVED 9-17-2025
  17. CLERK'S CERTIFICATE OF MAILING
  18. CLERK'S CERTIFICATE OF MAILING
  19. Payment received: $234.00 Receipt Number MX 164633
  20. EVICTION SUMMONS-RESIDENTIAL ISSUED TO MACKENZIE SAROKA
  21. EVICTION SUMMONS-RESIDENTIAL ISSUED TO JAMES SAROKA
  22. COMPLAINT FOR EVICTION
  23. Assessment 5 assessed at sum $16.00
  24. Assessment 4 assessed at sum $10.00
  25. Assessment 3 assessed at sum $13.00
  26. Assessment 2 assessed at sum $10.00
  27. Assessment 1 assessed at sum $185.00

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