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CV0003540·marin·Civil·Debt Collection
Hearing todayGRANTED

WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A. v. JOHN M. NEWBURY

MOTION – ATTORNEY’S FEES

Hearing date
Sep 2, 2026
Department
H
Prevailing
Plaintiff

Motion type

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Monetary amounts referenced

$12,958.42$470$1,125

Parties

PlaintiffWELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.
DefendantJOHN M. NEWBURY

Ruling

This is a debt collection case in which Plaintiff obtained a default judgment against Defendant for $12,958.42 plus $470 in costs. Plaintiff also sought attorney’s fees. The court agrees that Plaintiff is entitled to attorney’s fees under the fee schedule and awards such fees in the amount of $1,125.

Plaintiff shall prepare a proposed order.

All parties must comply with Marin County Superior Court Local Rules, Rule 2.10(B) to contest the tentative decision. Parties who request oral argument are required to appear in person or remotely by ZOOM. Regardless of whether a party requests oral argument in accordance with Rule 2.10(B), the prevailing party shall prepare an order consistent with the announced ruling as required by Marin County Superior Court Local Rules, Rule 2.11.

The Zoom appearance information for September, 2026 is as follows: https://marin-courts-ca-gov.zoomgov.com/j/1615487764?pwd=Ob4B5J7LLKcpnkxzJjjEOSHNzEGafG.1 Meeting ID: 161 548 7764 Passcode: 502070

If you are unable to join by video, you may join by telephone by calling (669) 254-5252 and using the above-provided passcode. Zoom appearance information may also be found on the Court’s website: https://www.marin.courts.ca.gov

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