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Lowndes

Georgia

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Case Information

Filed 2025-10-10
Status Filed
Type Tort Auto Tort*
Docket 17 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Joyce, James|View Document State Farm Summons Joyce.pdf|View Document Defendant's First Discovery To .pdf|View Document Answer, Defenses, And Cross Claim Of State Farm.pdf
Defendant Floyd, Mary Elizabeth|View Document 's First Discovery To Plaintiff.pdf

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Docket Entries

  1. Service View Document Certificate of Service.pdf Comment Certificate of Service
  2. Summons View Document M Floyd Summons.pdf Comment Mary Floyd Summons
  3. Summons View Document State Farm Summons - Joyce.pdf Comment State Farm Summons
  4. Miscellaneous View Document J Joyce Civil Filing Form.pdf Comment Civil Filing Form
  5. Service Served Anticipated Server *Sheriff's Office Anticipated Method In Person Actual Server *Sheriff's Office Returned
  6. Affidavit View Document Affidavit James Joyce.pdf Comment Affidavit of Service
  7. Return Sheriffs Service View Document Joyce, Mary Elizabeth - Service Comment Shr Rtn, Mary Floyd, Personal, 2/27/2026
  8. Answers View Document Answer.pdf Comment Answer
  9. Pleading View Document Demand for Trial by Jury of Twelve.pdf Comment Demand for Trial by Jury of Twelve
  10. Service View Document Rule 5.2 Certificate of Service.pdf Comment Rule 5.2 Certificate of Service
  11. Pleading View Document Leave of Absence.pdf Comment Leave of Absence
  12. Pleading View Document Defendant's First Discovery to Plaintiff.pdf Comment Defendant's First Discovery to Plaintiff
  13. Answers View Document Answer, Defenses, and Cross-Claim of State Farm.pdf Comment Answer, Defenses, and Cross-Claim of State Farm
  14. Pleading View Document Demand for Twelve Person Jury.pdf Comment Demand for Twelve Person Jury
  15. Notice View Document Notice of Leave of Absence - Leslie Kennerly.pdf Comment Notice of Leave of Absence - Leslie Kennerly
  16. Service View Document Certificate of Service.pdf Comment Certificate of Service
  17. Service View Document Certificate of Service.pdf Comment Certificate of Service

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