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Court

Santa Cruz County

California

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Case Information

Filed 2024-10-08
Type (26) Unlimited Other Real Property
Docket 49 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Plaintiff Loerch, Sarah
Defendant Turner Evans, Daniel
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Judge

Hon. Schmal Timothy

Santa Cruz County (CA)

California

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Docket Entries

  1. Complaint Filed
  2. Filed By: Cross Defendant, Plaintiff Loerch, Sarah
  4. Minute Order
  6. Remote Appearance by Parties
  8. Substitution of Attorney
  9. Party: Cross Defendant, Plaintiff Loerch, Sarah
  11. Case Management / Status Conference Statement
  12. Party: Cross Complainant, Defendant Turner-Evans, Daniel
  14. Minute Order
  16. Remote Appearance by Parties
  18. Notice of Remote Appearance Filed
  19. Party: Cross Complainant, Defendant Turner-Evans, Daniel
  21. Mediation Brief Lodged
  22. Party: Cross Defendant, Plaintiff Loerch, Sarah
  24. Mediation Brief Lodged
  25. Party: Cross Complainant, Defendant Turner-Evans, Daniel
  26. Case Management / Status Conference Statement
  27. Party: Cross Defendant, Plaintiff Loerch, Sarah
  28. Case Management / Status Conference Statement
  29. Party: Cross Defendant, Plaintiff Loerch, Sarah
  30. Case Management / Status Conference Statement
  31. Party: Cross Complainant, Defendant Turner-Evans, Daniel
  32. Notice
  33. Party: Cross Defendant, Plaintiff Loerch, Sarah
  34. Case Referred to Judicial Mediation (Other ADR)
  35. Remote Appearance by Parties
  36. Case Management / Status Conference Statement
  37. Party: Cross Defendant, Plaintiff Loerch, Sarah
  38. Case Management / Status Conference Statement
  39. Party: Cross Complainant, Defendant Turner-Evans, Daniel
  40. Answer / Response / Denial - Unlimited
  41. Party: Cross Defendant, Plaintiff Loerch, Sarah
  42. Proof of Service
  43. Party: Cross Complainant, Defendant Turner-Evans, Daniel
  44. Answer / Response / Denial - Unlimited
  45. Party: Cross Complainant, Defendant Turner-Evans, Daniel
  46. Cross Complaint
  47. Party: Cross Complainant, Defendant Turner-Evans, Daniel
  48. Civil Case Cover Sheet
  49. Summons Issued / Filed

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