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Case Information

Filed 2025-10-13
Status REOPENED
Type Residential Evictions Possession Only
Docket 44 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Cesar M. Arias|Arias, Jorge|Time To Go Evictions
Defendant Nava, Elvie
Photo of Hon. Landt Robert E

Judge

Hon. Landt Robert E

Marion County (FL)

Florida

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Docket Entries

  1. Case 422025SC007674SCAXMX Filed with Clerk on 10/13/2025
  2. MOTION-MOTION TO STAY WRIT OF POSSESSION FILED BY DEFT
  3. EXHIBIT
  4. EXHIBIT
  5. EXHIBIT
  6. EXHIBIT
  7. AFFIDAVIT OF IRREPARABLE HARM FILED BY DEFT
  8. MOTION-MOTION TO STAY WRIT OF POSSESSION FILED BY DEFT
  9. EXHIBIT
  10. CORR/MEMO FROM CLERKS OFFICE
  11. WRIT OF POSSESSION ISSUED
  12. CORR/MEMO TO CLERKS OFFICE
  13. EFILED WRIT OF POSSESSION
  14. NOTICE OF FILING PROPOSED WRIT OF POSSESSION
  15. COURT ENTERED DEFAULT AND DEFAULT JUDGMENT FOR POSSESSION
  16. EFILED WRIT OF POSSESSION
  17. DEFAULT NOT ENTERED
  18. MOTION-MOTION FOR FINAL JUDGMENT
  19. MOTION-MOTION FOR COURTS DEFAULT
  20. EFILED UNSIGNED DEFAULT
  21. AFFIDAVIT NON MILITARY
  22. ORDER REQUIRING DEFENDANT TO DEPOSIT MONEY INTO THE COURT REGISTRY
  23. RECEIPT FOR COPIES
  24. ANSWER/RESPONSE-ANSWER AND MOTION TO DISMISS FILED BY DEFT
  25. Payment received: $3.00 Receipt Number XX 1131182
  26. Assessment 2 assessed at sum $3.00
  27. SUMMONS RETURNED SERVED 10 30 2025 ON ELVIE NAVA
  28. Active Process CIVIL SUMMONS disposition on 10/30/2025
  29. CERTIFICATE OF MAILING
  30. SUMMONS ISSUED
  31. Payment received: $195.00 Receipt Number XX 1122388
  32. Judge: Assigned
  33. MISC- DISCLOSURE FROM NON-LAWYER FILED BY PLTF
  34. DESIGNATION OF EMAIL ADDRESS
  35. NOTICE AND AUTHORIZATION OF PROPERTY MANAGER
  36. EXHIBIT B
  37. EXHIBIT A
  38. PETITION/COMPLAINT
  39. MOTION-MOTION TO APPOINT PROCESS SERVER
  40. EVICTION INFORMATION SHEET FILED BY PLTF
  41. EFILED SUMMONS
  42. CIVIL COVER SHEET
  43. Filer Selected Confidentiality Flag: NoConfidentialInformation
  44. Assessment 1 assessed at sum $195.00

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