Official records

Wed., Nov. 9, 2005

The Spokesman-Review

Spokane County

Marriage licenses

Blake S. Jordan and Amy M. Dale, both of Spokane.

Marcos D. Torres of Spokane and Megan J. Zaiss of Mead.

Brandon D. Nusbaum and Krisie M. Gomez, both of Spokane.

Richard W. Hancock of Oak Harbor, Wash., and Charlotte R. Biery of Liberty Lake.

Justin W. Kropf and Amy L. Crum, both of Spokane.

In the courts

Superior courts

New suits

Joseph Bascetta v. Brent Phillips, restitution of premises.

Marcus King, et al., v. Bradley Cairnes, restitution of premises.

Unifund CCR v. Karen P. Morrison, money claimed owed.

Bank of America v. Nichole Ling, money claimed owed.

Unifund CCR v. Frank T. Nekich, money claimed owed.

Kimberly A. LaFontise v. David F. Scott, malpractice.

John C. Moorhead v. Rhonda Allen, restitution of premises.

Columbia Paint & Coatings Inc. v. Accredited Security & Casualty, money claimed owed.

Columbia Paint & Coatings Inc. v. American States Ins. Co., et al., money claimed owed.

Somerset Meadows Apartments v. Brenda Rembold, restitution of premises.

Unifund CCR v. Bonita J. Watt, money claimed owed.

Unifund CCR v. Karin L. Conklin, money claimed owed.

Eaglepointe Apartments v. Angela Mathison, et al., restitution of premises.

Palazzo Properties v. Doug Ware, et al., restitution of premises.

Evelyn M. Gay v. Shawna J. Brown, injuries/vehicle collision.

Michael W. Herner v. Jae Lim, et al., malpractice.

Inland Crane Inc. v. Harcon Inc., et al., money claimed owed.

Marriage dissolution petitions

Fox, Andrea M., and Hand, Jason P.

Williams, Angela A.G. and Jonathan C.

Klamm, April M. and Norman.

Oliver, Regina and Douglas Jr.

Franklin, Mike and Jennifer.

Salle, Vanessa C. and Edward J.

Marriage dissolutions granted

Shuman, Ben D. and Brandy J.

Pham, Chau V., and Vu, Tam T.

Charles, Laurie R. and Mathias.

Owens, Kathy and Kenneth.

Criminal sentencings

Judge Greg Sypolt

Terry L. Rouse, 59; 55 days in jail with credit given for 55 days served, 24 months probation, after pleading guilty to harassing phone call/domestic violence.

Judge Neal Q. Rielly

Douglas L. Burley, 46; $524 restitution, six months in jail, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to violation of domestic violence protection order.

Wesley L. Hall, 30; 19 days in jail 19 days served, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to possession of a controlled substance – methamphetamine.

Judge Sam F. Cozza

Lucas A. Corcoran, 25; five days in jail with credit given for five days served, six months probation, after pleading guilty to fourth degree assault.

Judge Robert D. Austin

Mathew R. Vigil, 24; 180 days in jail with credit given for 89 days served, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to riot.

Judge Linda G. Tompkins

David H. Hay, 23; one month in jail, after pleading guilty to second degree unlawful possession of a firearm.

Eurekas J. Carney, 40; one day in jail with credit given for one day served, after pleading guilty to riot.

Brandy L. Birkland, 26; five days in jail with credit given for five days served, one year probation, after pleading guilty to fourth degree assault.

Joey C. Powell, 19; two days in jail with credit given for two days served, two years probation, after pleading guilty to fourth degree assault/domestic violence; two days in jail with credit given for two days served, 24 months probation, after pleading guilty to residential burglary/domestic violence.

Federal court

New civil cases

Grace Autio v. GFG Corporation, et al., complaint for damages arising from personal injury and death.

Confederated Tribes and Bands of the Yakama Nation v. United States of America, et al., complaint under the comprehensive environmental response, compensation, and liability act.

Michael J. Shanks, et al., v. Vincent G. Dressel, et al., complaint for declaratory and injunctive relief regarding civil rights.

Dennis W. Rowse v. Bristol-Myers Squibb Company, discrimination on the basis of mental disability.

Robert Evans v. Yakima County Coalition for the Homeless, et al., complaint for damages, wrongful termination, violations of Title VII Race Discrimination and Retaliation.

Jennifer L. Fenton v. John P. Shannon, MD., et al., malpractice.

Bankruptcy petitions

Christian Nathaniel Hutchinson, 1502 E. Desmet Ave.; debts of $192,247.

Ronald Alan Jeske and Deborah Lynne Jeske, Chattaroy; debts of $230,177.

Jason Boyd Jones, 1804 W. Mansfield Ave.; debts of $63,980.

Abram Juarez, Spokane Valley; debts of $30,670.

Natasha Kidder, 2807 N. Smith; debts of $56,795.

Timothy James Kirchner, 1502 E. Desmet Ave.; debts of $160,526.

Michael Norman Lail and Kristen Marie Lail, 824 E. 36th Ave.; debts of $123,781.

Lawrence J. Langlais and Paula C. Langlais, 4212 S. Achilles; debts of $365,250.

John James Lykes, 1609 E. 1st Ave.; debts of $89,786.

Nathan Allen Maher, Medical Lake; debts of $121,051.

Jackie LaVern Main and Marie Annette Novak, Spokane Valley; debts of $350,175.

Robert L. Martin, Jr. and Deanna L. Martin, Mead; debts of $64,614.

Candy Leigh Maxwell, 1740 E. Queen Ave.; debts of $20,347.

Aaron Mendenhall and Joyce Mendenhall, 508 E. Longfellow Ave.; debts of $119,342.

Nicholas P. Meyers and Marsha J. Meyers, 127 E. Kiernan Ave.; debts of $101,900.

Melissa Ryan Miller, 6130 N. Lidgerwood St. No.211; debts of $13,300.

Wesley A. Mills, Spokane Valley; debts of $43,790.

Linda Ann Moore, 2627 E. Columbia Ave.; debts of $100,840.

Ann Marie Morlin, 3104 E. 43rd Ave.; debts of $273,918.

Todd Alan Niles and Veronica Faith Niles, Veradale; debts of $95,464.

Wage earner petitions

Harold Richard Cameron, Elk; debts of $37,333.

Michelle Anne Patterson, Deer Park; debts of $15,970.

District courts

Only fines of $125 or more included unless a jail sentence is given.

Commissioner Brad Chinn

Donald A. Morrison, 25; four days in jail with credit given for four days served, assault/domestic violence; four days in jail with credit given for four days served, violation of a no contact order.

Wanda L. Phillips, 41; 12 days in jail with credit given for 12 days served, assault/domestic violence.

Ronald L. Sumner Jr., 36; 10 days in jail with credit given for 10 days served, assault/domestic violence.

John E. Trumble, 30; 65 days in jail with credit given for two days served, assault/domestic violence.

Troy M. Werk, 31; 30 days in jail with credit given for 16 days served, violation of a protection order.

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