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Case Information

Filed 2024-08-19
Type Adjudicate Vehicle Ownership
Docket 29 entries

Docket Entries

  1. FILE AND ENTER PETITION (ALL OTHER CIVIL W/OUT LTF)
  2. LL
  3. OCIS REVOLVING FUND
  4. DISPUTE MEDIATION
  5. OK COURT APPOINTED SPECIAL ADVOCATES
  6. 10% OF CASA TO COURT CLERK REVOLVING FUND
  7. OK COUNCIL ON JUDICIAL COMPLAINTS REVOLVING FUND
  8. 10% OF COJC TO COURT CLERK REVOLVING FUND
  9. CHCS
  10. 10% CHCS
  11. STATE JUDICIAL REV. FUND INTERPRETER & TRANSLATOR SERVICES
  12. 15% TO DISTRICT COURT REVOLVING FUND
  13. COURT CLERK PRESERVATION FUND
  14. AFFIDAVIT/ORDER FILED
  15. NOTICE OF HEARING FILED
  16. CERTIFICATE OF MAILING FILED
  17. WHEN PLAINTIFF FILED HER APPLICATION, WE COULD NOT PRINT RECEIPTS; I WROTE A RECEIPT OUT TO HER BY HAND, AND WHEN OUR SYSTEM WAS FIXED, RECEIPT WAS PROCESSED IN KJS (COPY OF HAND WRITTEN RECEIPT)
  18. CERTIFIED MAIL CARDS FILED
  19. CASE COMES ON FOR HEARING. PLAINTIFFS APPEAR IN PERSON. THIS MATTER IS RESET FOR OCTOBER 9, 2024 AT 10:00 A.M. TO ALLOW PLAINTIFFS TIME TO OBTAIN THE BILL OF SALE AND ANY OTHER NECESSARY DOCUMENTS. IT IS SO ORDERED.
  20. CASE COMES ON FOR HEARING. DUE TO JUDICIAL CONFLICT, THIS MATTER IS CONTINUED TO 10-10-24 AT 10 A.M. - AE
  21. EOA FILED
  22. ANSWER FILED
  23. COURT ORDER FOR ISSUANCE OF TITLE FILED
  24. COPY BILL OF SALE FILED
  25. AMENDED APPLICATION FOR COURT ORDER TO ISSUE TITLE FILED (VIN NUMBER WAS WRITTEN INCORRECTLY ON FIRST APPLICATION AND NOW ORDER)
  26. AMENDED AFFIDAVIT FILED (HRG ORDER 12/12/2024 @10AM)
  27. NOTICE OF HEARING FILED (12/12/24 @10AM)
  28. CERTIFICATE OF MAILING FILED
  29. GREEN CARD FILED

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