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Court

Polk County

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2026-01-26
Type Othot Other General Civil
Docket 31 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Lynch Angela Susan Jr
Defendant Mizell Noah Samuel
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Judge

Hon. Ellen S Masters

Polk County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. CROSS CLAIM FEE LETTER
  2. CERTIFIED COPY OF CASE DOCKET
  3. CIVIL COVER SHEET
  4. COMPLAINT
  5. SUMMONS ISSUED BY CLERK-NOAH SAMUEL MIZELL JR
  6. CIVIL CASE MANAGEMENT PLAN - STREAMLINED TRACK
  7. AMENDED CIVIL COVER SHEET
  8. AMENDED COMPLAINT
  9. SERVICE OF PROCESS SERVED-NOAH SAMUEL MIZELL 7/7/2025 BY INDIVIDUALLY/PERSONALLY SERVICE
  10. ANSWER AND AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSES-NOAH SAMUEL MIZELL JR AKA SAMMY MIZELL
  11. MOTION FOR CLERK DEFAULT AGAINST DEFENDANT NOAH SAMUEL MIZELL JR AKA SAMMY MIZELL JR
  12. DEFAULT (TO BE ISSUED BY CLERK)
  13. LETTER FROM CLERK RE: MOTIOIN FOR DEFAULT
  14. MOTION TO STRIKE AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE
  15. NOTICE OF HEARING
  16. AMENDED NOTICE OF HEARING
  17. DEFENDANT NOTICE OF COMPLIANCE
  18. TRIAL MEMO / PRE-TRIAL MEMO
  19. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE AND DESIGNATION OF E-MAIL ADDRESSES
  20. ORDER SETTING HEARING
  21. ANSWER AFFIRMATIVE DEFENSE AND COUNTERCLAIM
  22. TRIAL MEMO / PRE-TRIAL MEMO
  23. ORDER FOLLOWING HEARING HELD OCTOBER 22 2025
  24. NOTICE OF VOLUNTARY DISMISSAL SOLELY AS TO COUNT III OF COMPLAINT WITHOUT PREJUDICE
  25. MOTION TO DISMISS COUNTERCLAIM
  26. ORDER GRANTING ORE TENUS MOTION TO TRANSFER TO CIRCUIT COURT
  27. LETTER OF TRANSFER AND REQUEST FOR FEES
  28. LETTER FROM ATTORNEY'S OFFICE
  29. TRANSFER OF CAUSE
  30. LETTER FROM CLERK RECEIVING TRANSFER CASE
  31. IMAGED IN ERROR-INCORRECT LETTER

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