Washington records

Sat., March 14, 2015

Spokane County

Marriage licenses

Edward C. Pace and Emily C. Herrmann, both of Spokane Valley.

Neil C. Strawn and Katelyn M. Taylor, both of Cheney.

Derick J. Bates and Natasha D. Reilly, both of Spokane.

John M. Bettinger and Leza K. Kiel, both of Spokane.

Jacob A. Beal and Heide D. Smith, both of Spokane.

Leon W. Weiss and Paige A. Barbour, both of Spokane Valley.

Phillip A. Gamble and Yushen Xu, both of Clayton, Wash.

In the courts

Superior courts

New suits

C 1031 Properties Inc. v. Avista Corp., quiet title.

Melissa Martin v. Emily Payne et al., injuries/vehicle collision.

Baldwin Enterprises LLC v. Raff Garabedian et al., restitution of premises.

Guenther Management LLC v. Maryann B. Richardson et al., restitution of premises.

Catholic Charities Spokane et al. v. Cassie Gaber et al., restitution of premises.

James Breslin v. Craig Metcalfe et al., restitution of premises.

Efrain Ramirez v. Michael Carr et al., restitution of premises.

Cambridge Management Inc. et al. v. Barbara Rye et al., restitution of premises.

Frank Sommer v. Daniel Philp, restitution of premises.

Marriage dissolution petitions

Pecha, Jennifer and Nicholas

Teigen, Nicholas H. and Candance N.

Gentry, Joseph A. and Betty A.

Stewart-Pabst, Annette C., and Pabst, Douglas A.

Mayfield, Amanda and Zeth

Parks, Mary and William

Dellinger, Amanda and Jeramy

Dudley, Sandra S. and Keith W.

Marriage dissolutions granted

Crowley, Barbara K. and Michael R.

Heck, Christopher A. and Dallas M.

Criminal sentencings

Judge John O. Cooney

Daniel S. Kelly, 33; 12 months in jail, 9.75 months probation, after pleading guilty to two counts of third-degree assault.

Jeffery S. Langdahl, 50; 15 days in jail with credit given for 15 days served, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to possession of a controlled substance.

Stanley D. Mudge, 48; 18 days in jail with credit given for 18 days served, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to solicitation to commit possession of a controlled substance and second-degree criminal trespass.

Bart J. Ottosen, 42; six months in jail with credit given for 12 days served, after pleading guilty to possession of a controlled substance.

Jess E. Towner, 33; 13 days in jail with credit given for 13 days served, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to solicitation to commit possession of a controlled substance.

Judge Linda G. Tompkins

Kaley J. Hilderbrand, 24; $677 restitution, two days in jail with credit given for two days served, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to third-degree possession of stolen property.

Sarah M. Langford, 31; two months in jail, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to second-degree identity theft.

Kaillie C. Ueland, 23; two days in jail with credit given for two days served, after pleading guilty to second-degree possession of stolen property.

Andrea M. Viles, 28; one day in jail with credit given for one day served, 12 months probation, after pleading guilty to solicitation to commit possession of a controlled substance.

Federal court

Bankruptcy petitions

Noelle Scoles, Sprague, Wash.; debts of $207,252.

Geri Park, Newman Lake; debts of $82,703.

Jessica Lang, Springdale, Wash.; debts of $11,121.

Tommy Noon, 7921 E. Indiana Ave.; debts of $15,516.

David and Elena Evans, Moses Lake; debts of $238,446.

Jill Hanson, 13310 E. Boone Ave.; debts not listed

Tracy and Marci Cole, 3320 W. Kiernan Ave.; debts of $44,910.

Maria Garcia, Pasco; debts not listed.

Ricky and Julie Groff, Spokane Valley; debts of $18,381.

William Hall, 2715 W. Longfellow Ave.; debts of $271,216.

Lois Fry, 2201 N. Craig Road; debts of $55,287.

Bruce and Rachel Hoffman, 3823 W. Longfellow Ave.; debts of $27,171.

Catherine Craner, Spokane Valley; debts of $14,538.

Eric and Melanie Ostman, Spokane Valley; debts of $319,250.

Luella Lautt, 7808 N. Morton St.; debts of $27,479.

Ricky House, 8514 N. Atlantic St.; debts of $207,563.

Heriberto Cervantes-Lombera and Elizabeth Morfin-Lombera, Ephrata, Wash.; debts of $65,893.

Lisa Williamson, Medical Lake; debts of $277,546.

Larisa Giniatullina, 912 E. Sitka Ave.; debts of $31,293.

Aaron Morton, 5403 N. Monroe St.; debts of $53,283.

Mavis Hoffman, Moses Lake; debts of $58,771.

Dominika Plastucha, 1208 E. 38th Ave.; debts of $26,972.

Jason Thomas, 1228 E. Wellesley Ave.; debts of $39,414.

Cheryl Davidson, Pasco; debts of $86,255.

Melanie Azure, 807 S. Salish Court; debts of $30,937.

Cody Carlson, Spokane Valley; debts of $31,098.

Jace Beach, 7011 N. G St.; debts of $8,267.

Kristin Perry-Moreno and Jose Moreno Jr., Ephrata, Wash.; debts of $228,476.

Timothy Rott, 2411 E. South Crescent Ave.; debts of $181,136.

Christine Porter, 707 W. Sixth Ave.; debts of $99,705.

Manuel Moreno-Madrid, Pasco; debts of $35,322.

Jose Sagrero-Rodriguez and Norma Alcazar-Sagrero, Pasco; debts of $50,526.

Michael and Jillian Closson, Pasco; debts of $211,798.

Guizzelle Marquis, 7007 N. Nevada St.; debts of $18,106.

Jeremy and Christan Seda, Quincy, Wash.; debts of $40,086.

Tina Jones, Airway Heights; debts of $111,774.

Andrea Counts, Cheney; debts of $67,343.

Gerald Crowder III, Spokane Valley; debts of $23,862.

Katie Lanman, Mead; debts of $23,249.

Shana Stolz, 3202 W. Francis Ave.; debts of $238,938.

Zachary Hilburn, 2609 W. Courtland Ave.; debts of $17,725.

Joseph Fisk, 2814 W. Hoffman Ave.; debts of $164,600.

Shay Morrison, Liberty Lake; debts of $15,576.

James and Heather Rowe, Spokane Valley; debts of $15,511.

Darlene Petrin, Moses Lake; debts of $105,568.

Maximillian Edwards, Cheney; debts of $62,176.

Stephen and Martha Haskell, 1901 E. Westminster Lane, debts not listed.

Wage-earner petitions

Phillip and Nicole Boat, Cheney; debts of $252,622.

Rhonda Bowers, Mead; debts of $189,993.

Mitchell and Michelle Wright, 2208 W. Grace Ave.; debts of $50,345.

Sammy Jr. and Mary Thornburg, Ephrata, Wash.; debts of $143,340.

Steven and Robin Roach, Usk, Wash.; debts of $204,595.

James Farley, 5808 S. Regal St.; debts of $210,230.

Jeremy McCurdy, 1621 E. Crown Ave.; debts of $48,068.

Darren McKee, 3018 E. 16th Ave.; debts of $9,242.

Kristi and Brent Alspaugh, Spokane Valley; debts of $29,400,

Robert and Kristi Cejka, Moses Lake; debts of $265,087.

Jesse VanSickle, Deer Park; debts not listed.

Municipal and District courts

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

Judge Mary Logan

David W. Gilbert, 30; $1,650 fine, 135 days in jail, second-degree driving with license suspended and driving while intoxicated.

Michael L. Dial, 34; 150 days in jail, possession of a dangerous weapon, third-degree possession of stolen property and second-degree premises trespass.

Marcus W. Depriest, 33; $2,900 fine, 144 days in jail, driving while intoxicated.

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