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Court

Oklahoma unified county

Oklahoma

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Case Information

Filed 2026-01-27
Type Forcible Entry And Detainer Sc
Docket 10 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Ruiztravisdrew,
Defendant Arredondojuan, and Any Other Occupants, arredondorosalia,
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Judge

Hon. Jones Stephanie C

Custer County (OK)

Oklahoma

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Docket Entries

  1. ORDER APPOINTING INTERPRETER; FILE AND SCAN
  2. LAW LIBRARY FEE
  3. DISPUTE MEDIATION FEE
  4. SUMMONS ISSUED TO BE SERVED BY PROCESS SERVER
  5. AFFIDAVIT AS TO MILTIARY SERVICE; FILE AND SCAN
  6. LETTER FROM ATTORNEY; FILE AND SCAN
  7. CM: SCJ PARTIES APPEAR PRO SE. COURT DETERMINES INTERPRETER IS NECESSARY FOR HEARING AND CONTINUES THIS MATTER TO FEBRUARY 18, 2026 AT 8:30 A.M. INTERPRETER HAS BEEN CONFIRMED.
  8. NOTICE TO QUIT SERVICE; FILE AND SCAN
  9. ORDER SERVED AND RETURNED; FILE AND SCAN DEFENDANTS SERVED BY LEAVING A COPY WITH DAVID SINES AT 1301 BIRCH STREET WEATHERFORD, CUSTER CO BY BRANDON BARTON PS
  10. CM: SCJ PLAINTIFF APPEARS SELF REPRESENTED. DEFENDANT AND ALL OTHER OCCUPANTS APPEAR SELF REPRESENTED. INTERPRETER HIDEKEL SOLORIO APPEARS AS COURT INTERPRETER. THE COURT HEARS SWORN TESTIMONY AND RECEIVES EXHIBITS AND FINDS JURISDICTION IS NOT PROPER AND THE CLAIMS DO NOT FALL UNDER THE SMALL CLAIMS ACT. COURT INFORMS PLAINTIFF THAT A TRANSFER MAY BE MADE TO DISTRICT COURT PURSUANT TO STATUTORY PROVISIONS AND THIS ACTION WILL BE DISMISSED IF TRANSFER IS NOT MADE. PLAINTIFF REQUESTED DISMISSAL AT THIS TIME. SO ORDERED.

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