disposition of Bankrupt case#03-10038-MFW Wilmington DE how do I find it?
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You contact the court clerk where it is filed.  He/she will tell you how to find out.  How would we know?  Crystal ball?  Tea leaves?
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You will need to access the court web site for the agency that that person was in trouble with. Some local agencies don't post that information on the internet so you may need to speak with them directly.
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Contact the County District Attorneys office who disposed of the guys case, ask for his disposition and location.\nIf you were a victim to a crime you are intitled to the crime victims compensation act.
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try here. http://www.dpbolvw.net/click-1929661-10369247
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Dear Friend,\n\nYou would need to call the court who heard the case.  Unless you have access to Westlaw or Lexis, there's no other way to get the documents.  If you're not sure who heard the case, try to narrow it down to the state and federal courts closest to where the person lived.\n\nYour Friend,\nFrancesois
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Court?  City?  State?
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EXPERIAN SERVICES CORP.  \nNumber: C2218743  Date Filed: 2/16/2000  Status: active  \nJurisdiction: DELAWARE \nAddress  \n475 ANTON BLVD \nCOSTA MESA, CA 92626  \nAgent for Service of Process \nC T CORPORATION SYSTEM  \n818 WEST 7TH STREET  \nLOS ANGELES, CA 90017
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Well according to their web site the have a daily court docket it says this - \n\n"The Online Daily Docket is updated between 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. each day for the next day's docket. If a case has been assigned to "Stand By Facility," please contact the Central Assignment Office at 410-887-3497 for further instructions."\n\nYou can go to the page here - http://www.baltimorecountyonline.info/Agencies/circuit/dailydocket/index.html\nfor more details.\n\nOr, I bet calling the Central Assignment Office at 410-887-3497 would be a good way to find out other dates.\n\nHope that helps.
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try searching the public records..for insance in wisconsin its called Wisconsin Circuit Court Access on the internet
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Hmm, my guess is see if there were any newspaper reports as to when the court hearing will be or to just contact a local court house and ask them how to gain this information.\n\nGood luck!
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call the court house down there
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You are focused...\n\nThe order stands, and I read from your last question it was in small claims court. That will be tough. It will take money to track him down, and the most you can be awarded in small claims is $2K.\n\nTalk to the sheriff's office and to an investigation agency. You'll have to get this person under your thumb, since as soon as you find him, he can change jobs. Also, make sure the court notifies the credit bureaus to post a judgment.
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Go to the clerk of the court in that city. They'l ahve ALL the info you need. You may (probable will) have to pay a fee for the documents. That will atleast get you the name of the owner at that time. You'll probable need an investigator at that point. However, before you go that route, check out the internet for software. You can find some similar investigative software on the web. Average cost is about $50, although I've seen some as inexpensive as $20...but check the softwares features first.\n\nGood Luck! I hope you find him and in turn answer your unanswered questions.\n\nPraying for closure,\nMike \n\nPS - It's his social security number that is really going to lead you to where&#92;who he is. And a P.I. (not Magnum) will be able to "quickly" find him for you that way. There is a website (just came to mind) that charges $40 to perform the search. It's www.ussearch.com
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I am a bankruptcy attorney in California.  If you had an attorney helping you with the bankruptcy, he or she will probably take care of this for you as a courtesy.\n\nYou should have received a copy of the discharge notice from the bankruptcy court.  Schedule and appoint with the nearest DMV office (faster service) and bring a copy fo the discharge order.  They may want to see proof that the civil judgment was listed as debt.  That should take care of things for you.
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Here's some info I got from the Delaware Division of Corporations.\n\nTHIS IS NOT A STATEMENT OF GOOD STANDING\nFile Number:0097203\nIncorporation Date / Formation Date:02/10/1920\nEntity Name:THE FEDERATED MERCHANTS CORPORATION\nEntity Kind:CORPORATION\nEntity Type:GENERAL\nResidency:DOMESTIC\nState:DE\n\nYou could probably call them with the file number for more information, Here's a link to their contact info:\nhttp://www.state.de.us/corp/contact.shtml
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I worked at a place in Rochester, NY known as Judicial Process Commission, and they specialize in cases such as yours.  Also, they have wonderful contacts if they aren't able to help u that they can refer u to.  Please cl (585) 325-7727 and tell them what it is u have listed here.  I am almost 100% certain they will be able to steer u in the right direction.......Best Wishes to u...
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Not sure where you are located, but in most jurisdictions, there is a simple form to complete.  But if there is no form, then just type up a statement specifying the date the pfa was cancelled and request the return of the weapon and file it at the court.