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Court

Florida Civitech Unified Court

Florida

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Case Information

Filed 2025-10-17
Status OPEN
Type Auto Negligence
Docket 35 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Valerio, John Thomas
Defendant Emmons, Rae Patricia|Emmons, Dale Matthew
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Judge

Hon. Hodges Robert William

Marion County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. Case 422025CA002366CAAXMX Filed with Clerk on 10/17/2025
  2. REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS
  3. REQUEST TO PRODUCE
  4. NOTICE OF SERVING INTERROGATORIES
  5. RESPONSE TO REQUEST TO PRODUCE
  6. NOTICE OF ANSWERS TO INTERROGATORIES
  7. RESPONSE TO REQUEST TO PRODUCE
  8. NOTICE OF ANSWERS TO INTERROGATORIES
  9. NOTICE OF COMPLIANCE REGARDING INITIAL DISCLOSURES FILED BY DEFT
  10. REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS
  11. REQUEST TO PRODUCE
  12. NOTICE OF SERVING INTERROGATORIES
  13. RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS
  14. RESPONSE TO REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS
  15. NOTICE OF APPEARANCE
  16. ANSWER TO PLTFS COMPLAINT
  17. SUMMONS RETURNED SERVED ON RAE PATRICIA EMMONS
  18. SUMMONS RETURNED SERVED ON DALE MATTEH EMMONS
  19. SUMMONS ISSUED
  20. SUMMONS ISSUED
  21. ORDER DIFFERENTIATED CIVIL CASE MANAGEMENT ORDER AND ORDER ESTABLISHING MOTION PRACTICE PROCEDURES
  22. Payment received: $420.00 Receipt Number XX 1124490
  23. Judge: Assigned
  24. REQUEST TO PRODUCE
  25. REQUEST TO PRODUCE
  26. REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS
  27. REQUEST FOR ADMISSIONS
  28. NOTICE OF SERVING INTERROGATORIES
  29. NOTICE OF SERVING INTERROGATORIES
  30. EFILED SUMMONS
  31. EFILED SUMMONS
  32. PETITION/COMPLAINT
  33. CIVIL COVER SHEET
  34. Filer Selected Confidentiality Flag: NoConfidentialInformation
  35. Assessment 1 assessed at sum $420.00

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