The following civil actions were recently filed in Hancock County Superior Court 1:
Sept. 23
Midland Credit Management Inc. V. Christie Prather, civil collection.
Jefferson Capital Systems LLC v. Anna Hinton, civil collection.
Midland Credit Management Inc. V. Heather Props, civil collection.
Jefferson Capital Systems v. Christopher Miller, civil collection.
Clifford Dupree v. Home Depot, civil tort.
Sept. 24
LVNV Funding v. Amber Pedigo, civil collection.
Capital One. V. Miesha Terry, civil collection.
Capital One v. Gonzalez Rosalino, civil collection.
Capital One v. Curtis Ottens, civil collection.
LVNV Funding v. Laura Brown, civil collection.
LVNV Funding v. Kristopher Spicer, civil collection.
Forum Credit Union v. Dany Balasiri, civil collection.
Case in regard to the estate of Vennis Campbell Jr.
Sept. 25
Synchrony Bank v. Scott Morelock, civil collection.
Grise Home and Property Group v. Olga Lidia Figuero, Jose Rodriguez Moreno, unknown occupants, mortgage foreclosure.
Forum Credit Union v. LaDonna Ayres, civil collection.
World Finance Company of Indiana v. Debra Knapp, civil collection.
Sept. 26
Case in regard to the name change of Arrianna Ruth Reynolds.
Lori Kolter, Joshua Kolter v. Lucas Wall, WM Transport of Indiana, civil tort.
JP Morgan Chase Bank v. Dakota Blake, civil collection.
JP Morgan Chase Bank v. Caroline Budnick, civil collection.
Case in regard to the estate of Raymond S. Short.
Sept. 27
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance company v. Marcus Womack, civil tort.
Petition for specialized driving privileges for Treyston Mohr.
Onemain Financial Group v. Heather Hamilton, civil collection.
Southside Foot Clinic v. Robert Smith, civil collection.
Synchrony Bank v. William Stratton, civil collection.
Denali Capital LLC v. Violet Kane, civil collection.
Forum Credit Union v. Erik Nelson, unknown occupants, civil collection.
United Holding Group v. Jason Owens, civil collection.
Target Enterprise v. Emily Adkins, civil collection.
The State of Indiana recently filed a case against the following person in Hancock County Superior Court 1:
Sept. 27
Stephanie Schofield, dealing in a controlled substance resulting in death, obstruction of justice, false informing.
