Washington records

Thu., Oct. 30, 2014

Spokane County

Marriage licenses

Martin R. Diaz Amezcua and Alysia M. Rocha, both of Spokane.

Seth I.T. McGrath and Elizabeth A. Agosta, both of Spokane.

William L. Vevang and Marcy L. Vevang, both of Spokane.

In the courts Superior courts

New suits

Mark W. Brophy v. JP Morgan Chase National Association, complaint for damages.

Vandervert Construction v. Carmax Auto Superstores West Coast Inc., complaint for damages.

Guy Perham v. Nicolas Dykeman, restitution of premises.

ARA Management v. April Bowers et al., restitution of premises.

Specialty Management Agency LLC v. Daniel Weddle, restitution of premises.

Specialty Management Agency LLC v. Stacy Kelly, restitution of premises.

Cedar Creek Village LLC v. Raymond Bird, restitution of premises.

Homeland Investment Group LLC v. Danielle Wilcox et al., restitution of premises.

Marriage dissolution petitions

Penick, Lisa A. and William T.

Wilson, Stuart, and Ginther, Daydn

Dinges, Eric and Jennifer

Scarfo, Robert A., and Oliver, Sylvia A.

Ruggenberg, Heather and Donald

Marriage dissolutions granted

Banks, Rae L. and Larry D.

Kaplan, Georgene, and Swift, Neil

Brady, Shelly A. and Shawn G.

Bates, Theresa L. and Todd D.

Jackson, Andrea and Peter

Sullivan, Heather M. and Nicholas J.

Secco, Melody and Gordon

Lytle, Charles L. and Cheryl L.

Tensley, Victor and Linda

Marrs, Janeen L. and Jason L.

Coffman, William J. and Terresa M.

Imson, Noel C. and Greta L.

Criminal sentencings

Judge Ellen Kalama Clark

Tyler J. Bryant, 21; 25 months in prison with credit given for 130 days served, 25 months probation, after being found guilty of possession of a controlled substance, forgery and theft of a motor vehicle.

Judge John O. Cooney

Doyle R. Wheeler, 38; $99,265 restitution, 10 days in jail, 240 hours of community service, after pleading guilty to three counts of third-degree theft.

Judge Annette S. Plese

Jeremy J. Brown, 26; 236 months in prison with credit given for 880 days served, 36 months probation, after pleading guilty to first-degree theft, third-degree assault, residential burglary and third-degree assault with sexual motivation.

Judge Linda G. Tompkins

Charles A. Meier, 60; $25,376 restitution, one day in jail with credit given for one day served, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to vehicular assault.

Tyson N. Taylor, 21; six days in jail with credit given for six days served, after pleading guilty to criminal mischief.

Federal court

Bankruptcy petitions

Trish Luce, 2301 N. Wilbur Road; debts of $216,698.

Lawrence Firestone, Airway Heights; debts of $430,350.

Michael Pederson Jr., 328 E. Courtland Ave.; debts of $151,319.

Alexis Craig, Deer Park; debts of $20,605.

Daniel and Julianna Escamilla, Pasco; debts of $129,336.

Alejandro and Flora Magana, Pasco; debts of $79,424.

Samuel Thompson Jr., Newport, Wash.; debts of $47,358.

Melissa Lindstrom, 4825 N. Adams St.; debts of $76,888.

Linda Champagne, Nine Mile Falls; debts of $256,971.

Oscarlos Torres and Crystal Flores, Mesa, Wash.; debts of $189,384.

Chauncey Mead, 2009 E. Dalke Ave.; debts of $66,896.

Municipal and District courts

Only fines of $500 or more included unless a jail sentence is given.

Judge Tracy Staab

Michael A. Trevino, 33; 120 days in jail, failure to obey anti-harassment order.

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