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June 13, 2024

6/13/24 – Civil Filings

By From JT Staff Reports

CIVIL FILINGS
Deborah Hughes vs. Felicia Kay Johnson, for plaintiff, $2824.00.
Oakwood Management Co. vs. Jamie Martinez, for plaintiff, $3403.83.
LVNV Funding LLC vs. Barbara A. Gray, for plaintiff, $3395.32.
Columbus State Comm. College vs. Kristi Scheeler, for plaintiff, $3558.44.
Crown Asset Manageme...

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