Washington records

Fri., March 6, 2015

Spokane County

Marriage licenses

Kevin T. Yochum and Ngoc T.D.T. Chau, both of Spokane.

Nathaniel B. England and Ellen N. Gatten, both of Dalton Gardens.

Gerald E. Ziegler, of Spokane Valley, and Evelyn M. McCarty, of Spokane.

Joshua M. Levy and Laurel O. Gilmore, both of Lynnwood, Wash.

Rio L. Whelshula and Elizabeth A. Wayne, both of Cheney.

Michael C.W. Cottrell and Veronica M. Loe, both of Spokane.

Geoffrey McNeil Larson and Margaret A. Parkes, both of Spokane Valley.

In the courts

Superior courts

New suits

Cach LLC v. Christopher Ringland, money claimed owed.

Cach LLC v. Ricardo Flores, money claimed owed.

Cach LLC v. Alexsandr Shuvarikov, money claimed owed.

Cach LLC v. Francis Wasko, money claimed owed.

Cach LLC v. Galen McGraw, money claimed owed.

Cach LLC v. Bud Songstad, money claimed owed.

American Express Bank v. Molly Wisdom et al., money claimed owed.

Federal National Mortgage Assoc. v. Raymond O. Montgomery et al., foreclosure.

Christopher D. Barnhill v. Maggie Miller-Stout et al., property damages.

James A. Young v. Taylor L. Ringoen, injuries/vehicle collision.

Bank of America NA v. Kim L. King, restitution of premises.

RC Schwartz & Associates LLC v. Mindy Osting, restitution of premises.

Wadie Elaimy v. Lee Ohman et al., restitution of premises.

Vincent G. Dressel v. Weylin Colebank, restitution of premises.

HLM Inc. v. Craig Felix, restitution of premises.

JD Wolfe LLC v. Rachelle Tapper, restitution of premises.

Marriage dissolution petitions

Disantis, Jennifer L. and Peter D.

Woodson, Brock and Kayla

Davis, Michaela and Dane

Yount, Robert N. and Tammy

Hernandez-Mora, Miguel A. and Mindy L.

James, CJ M. and David M.

Marriage dissolutions granted

Hoffman, Sherry L. and Larry P.

Cavanagh, Matthew and Tracy

Camargo, Gayle M. and Robert J.

Wiley, Jesse K. and Michael

Shaw, Charles P. II and Allison M.

Petrini, Jason A. and Anjanette L.

Wilkerson, Nathaniel A. and Danielle N.

Bankston, James R., and Cunningham, Keli A.

Davis, Rhonda L. and David A.

Kinnaman, Darren B. and Christy D.

Criminal sentencings

Judge Ellen Kalama Clark

Matthew F. Fowler, 44; 14 days in jail, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to conspiracy to possess a controlled substance.

Judge Harold D. Clarke III

Deshawn T. Biscoe, 27; 27.75 months in prison with credit given for 215 days served, 27.75 months probation, after pleading guilty to violation of order.

Judge Sam F. Cozza

Jeremy F. Neal, 29; 77 months in prison, 18 months probation, after pleading guilty to first-degree robbery.

Judge Michael Price

Erlan L. Acosta, 50; 12 months in jail, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to two counts of third-degree assault.

Municipal and District courts

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

Judge Michelle Szambelan

Kendra R. Jaurez, 29; $941 fine, one day in jail, reckless driving.

Matthew E. Miller, 31; three days in jail, making a false statement.

John R. Link, 63; $941 fine, driving while intoxicated.

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