Shawn Michael Dolmage v. Does 1 through 100
Motion for Determination of Good Faith Settlement; Petition to Confirm Minor's Compromise
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(Stanley Mosk Courthouse: Dept. 413) August 27, 2026 DEPARTMENT 413 LAW AND MOTION RULINGS Case Number: 19STCV22431 Hearing Date: August 27, 2026 Dept: 413 TENTATIVE RULING Hearing Date: August 27, 2026 Shawn Michael Dolmage v. Does 1 through 100, Case No. 19STCV22431 Proceeding: Motion for Determination of Good Faith Settlement; Hearing on Petition to Confirm Minor's Compromise Ruling: The Court requests Plaintiff's counsel to address the following issues: 1. The Proof of Service of the Motion for Determination of Good Faith Settlement shows service on Plaintiff's counsel only. One defendant, Field Turf Construction, Inc. is named, unserved, and not dismissed. Does Plaintiff wish to dismiss that defendant or have the Court continue the hearing so that the defendant may be served?
2. In regard to the Petition to Confirm Minor's Compromise, the following issues need to be addressed: a. The declaration of Scott P. Burst ("Burst"), Attachment 13a to the Petitioner, is not signed under the penalty of perjury or dated; b. The "costs advance by counsel" are not explained. Case Number: 25STCV26270 Hearing Date: August 27, 2026 Dept: 413 TENTATIVE RULING HEARING DATE: 08/27/2026 CASE NUMBER: 25STCV26270 CASE NAME: GIFFIN AUOMOTIVE ENTERPRISE... vs CITIZEN'S BUSINESS BANK MOVING PARTY: Defendant Citizen's Business Bank OPPOSING PARTY: Plaintiff Giffin Automotive Enterprises, LLC PROCEEDING: Demurrer with motion to strike RULING SUMMARY: Defendant Citizen's Business Bank's Demurrer is sustained without leave as to the First Cause of Action (Wrongful Foreclosure) and Second Cause of Action (Quiet Title).
Defendant Citizen's Business Bank's Demurrer is moot as to the Third Cause of Action (Interference by Intended Third Party Creditor Beneficiary). Defendant Citizen's Business Bank's
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