Weekly docket
12 covered civil decisions filed from April 15, 2026 through April 17, 2026.
The issue in this case centers on whether Crandall Postell, a great-grandchild of the decedent, had the right to file a timely notice of appeal despite being represented by attorney Daniel Wilder throughout the probate...
The issue in this case involved Chinh Vo's motion to set aside a final judgment entered by the trial court in favor of Bellmore Park Homeowners Association, Inc., after the trial court denied his motion. The appeal was...
The issue and key facts involve Trimen Enterprises, Inc.'s appeal from a trial court ruling that granted default judgment against it in a case involving multiple parties and claims, with some claims still pending. The...
The issue and key facts in these domestic relations proceedings involved the trial court's order finding Randy Harling, Jr. in contempt and awarding Laquinta N. Carter $5,005 in attorney fees, with both parties...
The issue in this case involved Randy Harling, Jr.'s appeal of an order awarding his ex-wife Laquinta N. Carter $5,005 in attorney fees, which was issued after he was found in contempt of court for actions and...
Scott Bolles appealed a trial court order awarding attorney fees to GEICO Indemnity Company under OCGA § 9-15-14, but failed to comply with the discretionary review procedure, which is jurisdictional. The appeal is...
The issue in this case was whether James Caparco's direct appeal from a magistrate court order was timely filed, given that he should have first sought discretionary review of the lower court decision under OCGA §...
The issue at stake in this case is whether sovereign immunity bars a lawsuit against Sheriff Patrick Labat, who is accused of improperly selling property through a lien sale. The plaintiff, Ralph Gershom LLC, claims...
The issue and key facts are that the Sandersville Railroad Company sought to condemn privately owned land for a new rail line, known as the "Hanson Spur," which would require a 200-foot swath across the landowners'...
The issue and key facts center around whether the Sandersville Railroad Company's proposed "Hanson Spur" amounts to a public use sufficient to justify condemnation, with the landowners arguing that it does not meet...
The issue at hand in this appeal is whether a defendant's request to proceed as an indigent was properly denied due to incomplete filings that failed to include required documents such as an affidavit of indigency and...
Kyle Ramsey's direct appeal from a trial court order granting Kristina Ramsey a twelve-month protective order was based on incorrect procedure, as he failed to file an application for discretionary appeal in the...
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