David Cassady appeals the District Court’s denial of his motion for garnishment against the Georgia Department of Administrative Services (“GDAS”). We hold that garnishment actions are “suits” under the Eleventh Amendment, Georgia has not waived its immunity to the type of garnishment Mr. Cassady seeks, and Congress has not clearly abrogated the states’ immunity to such garnishments. We accordingl

Linda Ann Grimsby invited her friend Nancy Buccina to take a
boat trip on Lake Erie. Toward the end of the voyage, the boat hit a wave, jarring the passengers
and injuring Nancy. Nancy and her husband Scot sued. A jury found that Grimsby was not
negligent. But the district court granted Nancy and Scot’s motion for a new trial on the ground
that the evidence did not support the verd

In March 2016, CHS was awarded a money judgment against Riemers in the amount of $38,889. In April 2016, Riemers deposited $41,100 into an Alerus Bank account, apparently to be used for garnishment by CHS. In May 2016, on the motion of CHS, the district court entered an amended judgment ("Amended Judgment") in the sum of $41,793.72 to reflect the prejudgment interest accrued. We summarily affirme

Pawnee, OK - Tiffany Dawn Carter sued Stephen Eugene Morgan on an auto negligence theory.

Date Code Description Count Party Amount
04-13-2010

FILE & ENTER PETITION

Document Available at Court Clerk's Office
$ 150.00
(Entry with fee only) $ 6.00
(Entry with fee only) $ 2.00
(Entry with fee only) $ 10.00
(En

Tulsa, OK - Riverview Park Estates, LLC sued Imperial Investments, LLC, Stephen C. Pereff, Inc., Michael J. King, S. Gregory Pittman, Winters, King and Associates, Inc. seeking injunctive relief.

Issue # 1. Issue: CAUSE #1 - INJUNCTION RELIEF (INJUNCT)
Filed By: RIVERVIEW PARK ESTATES LLC
Filed Date: 05/31/2007
Party Name Disposition Information
Defendant: IMPERIAL IN

Medical Recovery Services, LLC (“MRS”) appeals a district court’s judgment denying its request for postjudgment attorney fees on an appeal. The dispute arose after MRS attempted to collect a debt owed by Robert Lopez (“Lopez”). The magistrate court entered a default judgment and awarded attorney fees to MRS. MRS continued to incur attorney fees while attempting to collect on the default judgment a

Appellant Robert Warren Scully was convicted of conspiracy to defraud the United States, conspiracy to commit wire fraud, and aiding and abetting a wire fraud scheme. 18 U.S.C. §§ 371, 1343, 1349. The district court later granted the Government’s motion to restrain Scully’s assets to preserve them for restitution and forfeiture. Scully was then sentenced and ordered to pay $1,206,539.94 in restitu

This review proceeding arises out of a post-judgment
order charging a judgment debtor’s interests in four limited
partnerships and a limited liability company to satisfy the
judgment creditor’s judgment against him. The charging
order was issued over the limited partnerships’ and limited
liability company’s objections that ancillary provisions
included in the charging order

Victoria Collin brought suit against the Commissioner of
Social Security to recover moneys she says are “due and owing” as a result of the
Commissioner’s failure, for about a year, to garnish certain benefits paid to her ex-husband. The
district court dismissed the suit on grounds of sovereign immunity. We affirm.
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No. 17-3733 Collin v. Comm’r of Soc. Sec. Page 2
Collin di

On this appeal the parties have asked us to determine how, or even whether, an
important—but subtle and often confusing—doctrine limiting federal-court jurisdiction
should apply to a unique Colorado procedure for “nonjudicial” foreclosure of mortgages.

The jurisdictional doctrine is the Rooker-Feldman doctrine, which forbids lower federal
courts from reviewing state-court c

On November 19, 2014, Reynolds was charged by Information in Ravalli County
with felony DUI and two misdemeanors: Failure To Have Liability Insurance In Effect
and Failure To Drive On The Right Side Of The Roadway. On March 5, 2015, Reynolds
and the State entered into a plea agreement, in which the State agreed to drop the
misdemeanors and Reynolds would plead guilty to the fe

Oklahoma City, OK - Christina Kay Vanvalkenburg sued Integris Southwest Medical Center, Inc., John Christopher Carey, M.D.

Issue # 1. Issue: MEDICAL NEGLIGENCE (MEDNEG)
Filed By: Vanvalkenburg, Christina Kay
Filed Date: 05/09/2016
Party Name Disposition Information
Defendant: Carey, M.d, John Christopher Disposed: SUMMARY JUDGEMENT ENTERED- PLAINTIFF, 11/02/2017.

Oklahoma City, OK - Real Estate Advisors, Inc. v. Paris Plaza 66, LLC

Issue # 1. Issue: BREACH OF AGREEMENT - CONTRACT (CONTRACT)
Filed By: Real Estate Advisors Inc
Filed Date: 04/09/2012
Party Name Disposition Information
Defendant: Paris Plaza 66, L.L.C. Disposed: DEFAULT JUDGEMENT, 03/05/2014. Default Judgment
Defendant: Paris Plaza 66, L.L.C. Disposed: JUD

This appeal presents a narrow question about what counts as family income when
determining a family’s eligibility for cash aid under the California Work Opportunity and
Responsibility to Kids Act (CalWORKs) program. (Welf. & Inst. Code, §§ 11200 et
seq.)1

Here, a CalWORKs applicant, Angie Christensen, lives with her husband and her
children. Her husband is the noncustodial

Michael Lynch1 appeals from a final default divorce decree, dissolving his marriage to Donna Falcon Lynch. In 16 issues, Michael challenges the provisions in the divorce decree that divide the marital estate, award Donna appellate
1 Because the record indicates that Francis Michael Lynch prefers to use his middle name, Michael, we refer to him as Michael.
2
attorney’s fees, require Mic

* Pursuant to California Rules of Court, rules 8.1105 and 8.1110, this opinion is certified
for publication with the exception of part II.

Disregarding procedural asides raised by the parties, this appeal turns on the
distinction between “necessaries of life” and “common necessaries of life” as those
phrases are used in different parts of Family Code section 914,1 and which of

This case presents a situation familiar to our district courts. Two related lawsuits are pending — one each in state and federal court. The state action seeks to determine a defendant’s liability for an alleged harm, and the federal action seeks only a declaratory judgment on an insurer’s obligation to defend and indemnify the defendant. The District Court here exercised its discretion to abstain

Sallisaw, OK - Dan George, Inc. v. Charles Netz

1. MONEY JUDGMENT

Docket
Date Code Description Count Party Amount
02-13-2015

PETITION FILED (CIVIL 10,001.00 OR MORE)

Document Available at Court Clerk's Office
$ 163.00
(Entry with fee only) $ 6.00
(Entry with fee only) $ 2.00


OKLAHOMA COURT INFORMAT

Tulsa, OK - Arshad Yousuf, M.D. v. George Cohlmia, M.D. and Cardiovascular Surgical Specialists Corporation



Issue # 1. Issue: TORTIOUS INTERFERENCE CONTRACT (INTERFERE)
Filed By: YOUSUF, ARSHAD MD
Filed Date: 11/15/2004
Party Name Disposition Information
Defendant: CARDIOVASCULAR SURGICAL SPECIALISTS CORP Disposed: JUDGEMENT FOR PLAINTIFF, 02/09/2006. Jury

and HHH Farms, LLC (HHH) (collectively Appellants), defaulted on the payment due on two of their loans from Lone Star, PCA (Lone Star), they sold cattle securing the loans without paying the proceeds to Lone Star. After learning of the cattle sales and that some of the proceeds were used to pay other creditors, Lone Star sued Appellants for breach of contract, breach of fiduciary duty, conversion,

Lawton, OK - Lynn Caveny v. Michael Mendez

Docket
Date Code Description Count Party Amount
01-13-2016 TEXT

CIVIL RELIEF MORE THAN $10,000 INITIAL FILING.
1
01-13-2016 CONTRACT

BREACH OF AGREEMENT - CONTRACT

01-13-2016 DMFE

DISPUTE MEDIATION FEE
$ 2.00
01-13-2016 PFE1

PETITION

Doc

Talla was born in Barentu, Eritrea, in 1984 and immigrated to the United States as a refugee sometime around 2012. After living in Charlotte, North Carolina, for a short time, he moved to Sioux Falls, where he began a relationship with Ammuna Gayya. The two moved in together, and in late 2013, Gayya became pregnant with Talla’s child. In August 2014, prior to their child’s birth, Talla obtained

Oklahoma City, OK - Sonia Armendariz v. Putnam City School District

Issue # 1. Issue: NEGLIGENCE (GENERAL) (NEGL)
Filed By: Armendariz, Sonia
Filed Date: 03/05/2013
Party Name Disposition Information
Defendant: Putnam City School District Disposed: ORDER APPROVING SETTLEMENT, 04/21/2017. Judge
Docket
Date Code Description Count Party Amount
03-05-201

Wichita, KS - The United States of America charged Max L. Ary with:

Count: 1 Citation: 18:1343.F Offense Level: 4
18:1343 Wire Fraud. (Indictment filed 4/6/05
Count: 10 Citation: 18:2314.F Offense Level: 4
18:2314 Unlawfully transport, transmit, transfer of stolen goods, wares and merchandise. (Indictment filed 4/6/05)
Count: 11 Citation: 28:2461C.F

I. INTRODUCTION
This appeal challenges an order enforcing an agreement between two siblings,
Aisha A. Krechuniak (“Sister”)1
and her brother Zia Jamal Noorzoy (“Brother”), settling
litigation concerning the failed development of a residential parcel in Pebble Beach.
Sister was awarded a stipulated judgment of $850,000.00 against Brother as provided in
their “MEMORANDUM OF S