Tatum Highlands Community Association v. Michael R Burns - CV2002-002028

The case of Tatum Highlands Community Association v. Michael R. Burns, et al. (Case No. CV 2002-002028) in the Superior Court of Arizona, Maricopa County, was resolved through a civil default hearing before the Honorable Toby Maureen Gerst [1]. The plaintiff, Tatum Highlands Community Association, was represented by attorney Jeffrey B. Corben, while the defendants were neither present nor represented by counsel during the hearing [1]. The main issue in the proceedings centered on a default judgment that had previously been entered in the justice court under case number TJ2001-002357 on July 26, 2001 [2]. The plaintiff sought a money judgment in the Superior Court that included the principal sum as well as additional amounts accruing since the date of that original justice court judgment [2]. During the hearing on April 3, 2002, attorney Jeffrey B. Corben was sworn and testified [1, 2]. Following his testimony, the court granted judgment against defendants Michael R. Burns, Sheri Sprague-Burns, and Midland Credit Management, Inc. [2]. This order was issued in accordance with a formal written Default Judgment signed by Judge Gerst and entered by the Clerk of the Court on April 3, 2002, with the administrative filing processed on April 30, 2002 [1-3]. Lastly, the court ordered that the parties advise it of any remaining outstanding issues [3]. Case Details: Case ID: tatum-highlands-community-association-v-michael-r-burns Docket: CV2002-002028 For more AZ HOA transparency resources visit https://azhoawatch.org Legal & Accuracy Notice - azhoawatch.org is operated by Hound LLC, a homeowner-run project, not a law firm. Nothing in this video is legal advice or creates an attorney-client relationship. We analyze public ADRE/OAH records and may express opinions. Not affiliated with ADRE or the OAH. Read the full Legal & Terms: https://azhoawatch.org/legal