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NOTICE REGARDING FOURTH CIRCUIT MOTION DOCKET FOR FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 2021

NOTICE: ALL MOTIONS ARE BEING HEARD IN-PERSON

ON THE 5TH FLOOR OF THE COURTHOUSE IN COURTROOM 510 OF THE METRO COURTHOUSE

Below is the Staggered Motion Docket for the Fourth Circuit Court for Friday, August 27, 2021.

Please remember that attorneys and/or litigants who are suffering from the Covid-19 virus, have recently been exposed to the virus, are experiencing

symptoms of the virus, or running a temperature should not appear in court.

While in the building, maintain social distance from other individuals of at least 3 feet at all times. FACEMASKS ARE REQUIRED.

Both Third and Fourth Circuit Court are experimenting with ways to hopefully expeditiously deal with our Motion Docket and minimize the

number of people in the courthouse at any one time. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE COURTS’ MOTION PROCEDURES DIFFER. If you have

any questions please contact our staff at 615-862-5910.

Fourth Circuit Court will be addressing its motions as follows:

1. Absent extraordinary circumstances and advance approval by the Court, ALL motions shall be heard in-person.

2. Motions for default judgment and all other “1st Call” Motions will be taken up first, promptly at 9:00 a.m. All attorneys, litigants, witnesses

and court reporters are directed to be present and ready to proceed at 9:00am. Court staff will call your motion in the hall and the attorneys and litigants

shall be allowed to enter the courtroom at that time, not to exceed 20 people at a time. Any witnesses are requested to remain in the hall until they are

called to testify.

3. The next set of cases will take place beginning at 10:00 a.m. until all cases are concluded. All attorneys, litigants, witnesses and court reporters

are directed to be present and ready to proceed at 10:00am. Court staff will call your motion in the hall and the attorneys and litigants shall be allowed

to enter the courtroom at that time, not to exceed 20 people at a time. Any witnesses are requested to remain in the hall until they are called to testify.

4. The next set of cases will take place beginning at 11:00 (or as soon as the cases from the 10:00 docket are concluded, whichever comes last)

until all cases are concluded. All attorneys, litigants, witnesses and court reporters are directed to be present and ready to proceed at 11:00am. Court

staff will call your motion in the hall and the attorneys and litigants shall be allowed to enter the courtroom at that time, not to exceed 20 people at a

time. Any witnesses are requested to remain in the hall until they are called to testify.

In the event an interpreter is necessary, the use of the State Trial Court interpreter, an interpreter approved by the Administrative Office of the Court

or approved by the AOC guidelines, is required for motion hearings and it is incumbent on the party requiring the interpreter to secure the same.

As always, attorneys and self-represented litigants are encouraged to communicate prior to the motion docket in an effort to reach in agreement on

any pending motion. This is VERY important. PLEASE be mindful about trying to resolve your motions BEFORE appearing in court.

The Court will continue to accept announcements for agreed orders, continuance and strikes via telephone or email correspondence with the Court’s

staff. Please feel free to call us at: 615-862-5910



FOURTH CIRCUIT COURT STAGGERED MOTION DOCKET

August 27, 2021 - Courtroom 510

9:00 AM CASES-DEFAULT MOTIONS

ALL PARTIES, ATTORNEYS AND WITNESSES ARE TO BE PRESENT AND READY AT 9:00 AM

FOURTH CIRCUIT COURT

JUDGE SMITH, PHILIP E.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 27, 2021

DOMESTIC MOTION DOCKET - DEFAULT MOTIONS - 09:00am

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D A V I D S O N C O U N T Y C I R C U I T C O U R T

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ATTORNEY STYLE OF CASE COMMENTS

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1 WADE, LORRAINE BEARD, CA'MESHIA CA'MESHIA BEARD'S MOTION FOR DEFAULT

VS. 21D638 4

RUCKER, LEONARD CORTEZ

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2 JOHNSON, JONATHAN RYAN BALTIMORE, ASHLEY ASHLEY BALTIMORE'S MOTION FOR DEFAULT AND TO SET FINAL

VS. 21D318 4 HEARING

PIERATT, JEREMY JAY

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3 PERKY, SARAH RICHTER WISBY, JULIE CHRISTINE (P ET.AL DAVID BRIAN PHILLIPS'S MOTION FOR DEFAULT AND TO SET

JONES, GILLIAN LEIGH PETITION FOR FINAL HEARING

VS. 15D1248 4

SIR, MARTIN STEPHEN PHILLIPS, DAVID BRIAN

HOLCOMB, BRANDES B

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4 ALDERSON, ASHLEY GOINS BALLARD, CHAD ALEXANDER CHAD ALEXANDER BALLARD'S MOTION FOR DEFAULT AND TO SET

VS. 21D1030 4 FINAL HEARING

BALLARD, JENNIFER LYNN

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DOMESTIC MOTION DOCKET - 09:00am

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2 PRESTON, ASHLEY DENISE OGDEN, JOSEPH D. BRITTANY HALE'S MOTION TO SET FOR TRIAL/DISPOSITION

VS. 20D1936 4

NORDHOFF, DENNIS LEO II HALE, BRITTANY

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3 HALL, MARIA ESTES HALL, MARIA ESTES ROBERT DEWAYNE HALL'S MOTION TO SET FINAL HEARING &

SIMS, JOY MARIE JUDICIAL SETTLEMENT CONFERENCE

VS. 14D2078 4

SIMMONS, JANELLE ANNE HALL, ROBERT DEWAYNE ROBERT DEWAYNE HALL'S MOTION TO ENTER A SCHEDULING ORDER

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5 GUINN, SHERYL D. YOUNG, PATRICIA B. PATRICIA B. YOUNG'S MOTION TO PLACE MARITAL RESIDENCE ON

VS. 19D1922 4 THE MARKET

WADE, LORRAINE YOUNG, DAVID EUGENE

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8 EWING, LISA MILLICAN MURNANE, BRIANNA CLARE @ 9:00AM REVIEW HRG

VS. 20D1907 4

SMITH, MORGAN ELIZABETH STIELOW, JACOB STEVENS

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9 , PRS LAUGHLIN, RAECHELLE KATHERINE RAECHELLE KATHERINE LAUGHLIN'S MOTION TO SET FINAL HEARING

VS. 21D925 4

LAUGHLIN, JOHN PATRICK

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11 , PRS BOATENG, DORCAS O DORCAS O BOATENG'S MOTION TO SET FINAL HEARING

VS. 21D994 4

DAMAOH, FRANK

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13 DAVIS, LINDSEY CAMILLE LAVIERI, ROBERT R. ROBERT R. LAVIERI'S MOTION TO SET FOR FINAL HEARING

DIGBY, SARAH REIST

VS. 18D92 4

CLARK, WESLEY BEN LAVIERI, MELISSA A.

BRAZIL, FRANK ROSS

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15 GATES, BRITTANY LYNN MARI LEWIS, SANDRA JEANETTE ET.AL SANDRA JEANETTE LEWIS'S MOTION FOR APPOINTMENT OF GUARDIAN

VS. 20A33 4 AD LITEM

PERENICH JR., NICHOLAS HUDSON, AMY C.

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16 , PRS DUNN, JULIA ELIZABETH JULIA ELIZABETH DUNN'S MOTION TO SET FINAL HEARING

VS. 21D757 4

DUNN, CHAD MICHAEL EMERSON

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17 HAIRSTON II, ROLAND THOMA OKOJIE, NELSON NELSON OKOJIE'S MOTION TO COMPEL MEDIATION

VS. 20D449 4

HAMBRICK-OKOJIE, DEBRA NELSON OKOJIE'S MOTION TO COMPEL DISCOVERY RESPONSES

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18 , PRS THOMPSON, GREGORY DARNELL GREGORY DARNELL THOMPSON'S MOTION TO SET FINAL HEARING

VS. 21D5 4

THOMPSON, T'ONGILA FULLER

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19 , PRS UNDERWOOD, SASCHA CATHERINE SASCHA CATHERINE UNDERWOOD'S MOTION TO SET FINAL HEARING

VS. 21D1058 4

UNDERWOOD, CHARLES JEFFERY

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22 YARBROUGH, KATHRYN LYNN FLEMING, CHRISTOPHER SCOTT CHRISTOPHER SCOTT FLEMING'S MOTION FOR CIVIL CONTEMPT

VS. 21D358 4

WESTMORELAND, CHRISTOPHER FLEMING, ELIZABETH JOYCE

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24 , PRS JEREZ-FUENTES, GERMAN ANTONIO GERMAN ANTONIO JEREZ-FUENTES'S MOTION TO SET FINAL HEARING

VS. 21D858 4

FUENTES-PAGUADA, HEIDI MARIA

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25 COLLINS, LISA LYNN BETHANY CHRISTIAN SERVICES BETHANY CHRISTIAN SERVICES'S MOTION FOR DISCOVERY

VS. 20A23 4

PERENICH JR., NICHOLAS HORTON, JAMES JR.

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26 GRIFFIN, DAVIS FORDHAM LAWNENCE,KHALIL TOMAS KHALIL TOMAS LAWNENCE'S MOTION TO SET PETITION FOR CONTEMPT

VS. 20X411 4 FOR HRG

THOMPSON, MARK ROBB BRADEN,MARTESE C

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27 , PRS DIAZ, NORMA RANGEL NORMA RANGEL DIAZ'S MOTION TO SET FINAL HEARING

VS. 20D872 4

TRIANA, ROBERTO

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29 HURST, ALEXANDRIA D PRICE, LA TOYA QOINETTE LA TOYA QOINETTE PRICE'S MOTION TO SET FINAL HEARING

VS. 19D1399 4

JOHNSON, JONATHAN RYAN PRICE, ROBERT EARL II

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30 URQUHART, MIKE JOHN NORMAN, FRANK HORTON VALERIE JEAN NORMAN'S POST JUDGMENT MOTION TO ESTABLISH

VS. 10D3074 4 WAGE GARNISHMENT

BOHN, CYNTHIA JANE NORMAN, VALERIE JEAN

EVANS, HUNTER THOMAS

HAIRSTON II, ROLAND THOMA

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33 RUBENFELD, ABBY ROSE FRAZIER, JOHN E. III REBECCA HOGGAN FRAZIER'S MOTION TO DISMISS AND FOR MORE

VS. 15D111 4 DEFINITE STATEMENT OR BILL OF PARTICULARS

WEATHERLY, JAMES LEROY JR FRAZIER, REBECCA HOGGAN

REBECCA HOGGAN FRAZIER'S MOTION TO COMPEL OR ALTERNATIVELY

FOR EXEMPTION FROM LOCAL RULE 22.04, TO REDUCE TIME TO

RESPOND

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36 EWING, LISA MILLICAN HARD, BETHANY JOY BETHANY JOY HARD'S MOTION TO SET FINAL HEARING

VS. 15D2255 4

HALL, DAVID DONALD BERRIOS, LEON ALEJANDRO

COLBURN, NATHANIEL MILLS

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1 BLOODWORTH, TRUDY LYNN GORDON, MICHAEL ALAN HEATHER ELIZABETH GORDON'S MOTION FOR WAGE ASSIGNMENT RE

VS. 20D1111 4 SPOUSAL SUPPORT

TENNISON, PAUL EVERETTE GORDON, HEATHER ELIZABETH

GOLDSTEIN, ANDREW P. MICHAEL ALAN GORDON'S MOTION TO SELL MARITAL RESIDENCE

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4 KING, JAMES GREGORY MURPHY, KIMBERLY NICOLE ET.AL LARRY HUNTER MURPHY'S MOTION TO TERMINATE CHILD SUPPORT

JONES, GILLIAN LEIGH

VS. 11D694 4

MURPHY, LARRY HUNTER

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6 MCVEIGH, JAMES BRIAN OLIVA GUTIERREZ, VICTOR HUGO SANDRA MARISOL OLIVA'S MOTION FOR PENDENTE LITE SUPPORT AND

CACHAYA, DIANA PARENTING TIME

VS. 21D795 4

RIVAS, MICHAEL DAVID OLIVA, SANDRA MARISOL

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10 BURDINE, HANNAH CHRISTINE SHELTON, JONATHAN JONATHAN SHELTON'S MOTION TO SET PENDENTE LITE PARENTING

VS. 21D1253 4 SCHEDULE

SHELTON, VANITY CHARDAE

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12 PERKY, SARAH RICHTER WISBY, JULIE CHRISTINE (P ET.AL DAVID BRIAN PHILLIPS'S MOTION TO ENTER SCHEDULING ORDER

JONES, GILLIAN LEIGH

VS. 15D1248 4 DAVID BRIAN PHILLIPS'S MOTION FOR PENDENTE LITE PARENTING

SIR, MARTIN STEPHEN PHILLIPS, DAVID BRIAN TIME

HOLCOMB, BRANDES B

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14 NEMER, APRIL WATKINS SAPKA, MICHAEL PAUL JENNIFER SAPKA'S MOTION TO ENROLL MINOR CHILD IN COUNSELING

VS. 21D260 4

WAGNER, DONNA GAIL SAPKA, JENNIFER

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28 HALL, DAVID DONALD GARCIA, SERGIO CRUZ SERGIO CRUZ GARCIA'S MOTION TO STRIKE AGREED ORDER AND FOR

RIVAS, MICHAEL DAVID SANTIONS

VS. 20D119 4

CLAYTON, TERRY RENEASE BUSTAMANTE, EDITH SALGADO

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31 HOLLINS, JOHN JORDAN JR HANCOCK, WILLIAM CALDWELL JR ELIZABETH CALLAWAY HANCOCK'S MOTION FOR TEMPORARY SUPPORT

MCCULLUM, LAUREN BETH

VS. 21D601 4

WILKS, JOHN RAY HANCOCK, ELIZABETH CALLAWAY

MARTIN, SEAN JAMES

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32 HINSON, CALLIE KATHERINE LOWRY, NICHOLAS RYAN NICHOLAS RYAN LOWRY'S MOTION FOR ACCESS TO MARITAL RESIDENCE

VS. 21D1145 4

ROGERS, HELEN SFIKAS LOWRY, CHRISTINE DIANE

SHEA, SIEW-LING

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CASES ON THE DOCKET THAT WILL NOT BE HEARD

* PLEASE SEE THE NOTATION FOR EACH CASE




DOMESTIC MOTION DOCKET – CASES THAT WILL NOT BE HEARD

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7 MANIATIS, PETER CONSTANTI DUENAS, MARIA TERESA NUNEZ MARIA TERESA NUNEZ DUENAS'S MOTION FOR SERVICE BY

VS. 21D910 4 PUBLICATION

ESPARZA, MANUEL NUNEZ

MOTION IS GRANTED. ATTORNEY TO SUBMIT AN ORDER

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20 WRIGHT, LESLI OLIVER LINTON, KAITLYN MICHELLE KAITLYN MICHELLE LINTON'S MOTION TO SET

VS. 20D1450 4

LINTON, WINSTON JORDAN


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21 NOE, JENNIFER FAWN FRALICK, MICHELLE LEE ET.AL MICHELLE LEE FRALICK'S MOTION TO WAIVE HOME STUDY

VS. 21A3 4

UPCHURCH, TERRY RAY


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23 KITTRELL, HARRIS DAVID ASTACIO, GRACE MARIE MUNIZ GRACE MARIE MUNIZ ASTACIO'S MOTION FOR SERVICE VIA

VS. 21D207 4 PUBLICATION

CRUZ, ARIEL ARNALDO BETACOURTH


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34 ANDERSON, AUDREY LEE GARDNER, KRISTINE MICHELLE KRISTINE MICHELLE GARDNER'S MOTION TO BE HEARD BY

VS. 21D974 4 INTERROGATORIES

GARDNER, DONNA KATHRYN


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35 RUTHERFORD, WENDE JANE RAY, ADRON WAYNE III ET.AL LOREN MITCHELL'S MOTION FOR CLARIFICATION OF CONSERVATOR

VS. 21A26 4 APP AND FOR EXTENSION

STARK, KIMBERLY LINN MITCHELL, LOREN ET.AL

MOTION IS MOOT. MATTER ALREADY ADJUDICATED

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CASES ON THE DOCKET THAT WILL NOT BE HEARD

* PLEASE SEE THE NOTATION FOR EACH CASE




DOMESTIC MOTION DOCKET – CASES THAT WILL NOT BE HEARD

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37 ALTSHULER, ADRIAN HERSHEL RAMSAY, KELSEY JEAN KELSEY JEAN RAMSAY'S MOTION TO TESTIFY VIA INTERROGATORIES

ALTSHULER, CAROLINE BETH AT FINAL HEARING

VS. 21D766 4

RAMSAY, GRANT ALAN MOTION IS GRANTED. ATTORNEY TO SUBMIT AN ORDER

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