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Allegheny County Office of the District Attorney THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 5, 2013 Vol. 139 - No. 169 www.pittsburghlegaljournal.org CIVIL DIVISION FAMILY DIVISION CIVIL DIVISION FEDERAL TAX LIENS U.S. DISTRICT COURT General Docket Kilbane Carrie A vs Kilbane Terence P; Statutory Appeals Nick A. Pisciottano; 229 Maple Ave., New Suits FD-13-007717; Divorce; Complaint in Dravosburg, PA; $15,177.06; 13-000702 JPMorgan Chase Bank National Divorce (8 count); P-atty: Vertz Brian C Commonwealth of PA Department of Nanci A. Hayden; 5148 Dresden Way, R&R Express, Inc. vs American Fast Association vs Scott Randy J., Scott Mandiola Andrea vs Mendiola Nicholas; Transportation vs Goodman Micah; SA- Pittsburgh, PA; $10,442.86; 13-000703 Freight, Inc.; CV-13-01032; Federal Ques- Tracey L; GD-13-015852; Mortgage 13-000790; Operator License Suspension; FD-13-007718; Custody; Affidavit; Atty(s): Apex Medical Services, Inc.; 1811 tion; Atty: Vincent A. Coppola Foreclosure; Complaint; 97920.66; Appeal from OLS; Atty(s): Kuhar Jr. Lesko Deborah L Golden Mile Highway, Ste. B, Pittsburgh, Gregory Kirchner vs Chrissy’s Cleaning Atty(s): Filippello Salvatore William A, Reese Jr. Albert G Pampena Vanessa M. vs McConnell PA; $12,704.19; 13-000704 & Supplies, Inc.; CV-13-01033; Bankrupt- Commonwealth of PA Department of Commonwealth of PA Department of Ryan D.; FD-13-007719; Custody; Fox Chapel Oil Field Services, L.P.; cy; Atty: Erik M. Yurkovich Revenue vs Sheridan Ryan D.; GD-13- Transportation vs Ingrum Stephen; SA- Affidavit; Atty(s): Taiani Marc Vincent 220 Woodland Farms Road, Pittsburgh, 015853; Commonwealth Tax Lien; 13-000791; Operator License Suspension; Top Gun Investment Corp. II, et al vs PA; $24,366.25; 13-000705 Personal Income Tax; 2003.09 McCloskey Lucy L. vs McCloskey Appeal from OLS; Atty(s): Kuhar Jr. Geneva-Liberty Steel, LTD.; CV-13- Ronald W.; FD-13-007720; Divorce; 01035; Contract; Atty: James J. Brink Commonwealth of PA Department of William A, Pro Se Robert J. Isenberg; 751Borughton St., Apt. Complaint in Divorce (1 count); Atty(s): Revenue vs Williams Sheila R; GD-13- 3, Pittsburgh, PA; $16,900.59; 13-000706 Paul F. Sikora vs UPMC, et al; CV-12- Hooper John F Commonwealth of PA Department of 015854; Commonwealth Tax Lien; Transportation vs Lacey Ryan T; SA-13- D. Quatro Corp.; 708 Edmond St., Pitts- 01860; E.R.I.S.A.; Atty: Michael E. Hoover Personal Income Tax; 1063.86 Till-Tumolo Tiffany vs Tumolo Anthony; 000792; Operator License Suspension; burgh, PA; $10,957.21; 13-000707 Edward Lawrence Schultz, et al vs FD-13-007721; Divorce; Complaint in Rulis Mark, Miller Michelle vs Motion; Atty(s): Kuhar Jr. William A, Susan L. Gray; 16 Jarvis Court, Pitts- Citimortgage; CV-13-01037; Debt Collec- Divorce (1 count) Toborkey Richard; GD-13-015855; Motor Biedrzycki III John A. burgh, PA; $13,991.59; 13-000708 tion; Atty: David A. Colecchia Vehicle Accident; Praecipe for Writ of Vongtau Habiba Ojochogu vs Vongtau Mouny Washington Community Jim Toners Wealth Builders, Inc.; R.B., et al vs Westmoreland County, et Summons; Atty(s): Froetschel Joseph R. Lulufa Kundul; FD-13-007722; Divorce; Academy Charter School vs City of 20436 Route 19, Ste. 620-146, Cranberry, al; CV-11-01519; Civil Rights; Atty: Affidavit under 3301-D; P-atty: Isabella Deutsche Bank National Trust Company Pittsburgh School District; SA-13- PA; $8,329.05; 13-000709 Alexander J. Lindsay, Jr. Mary Margaret vs Brentzel Cynthia M, Doe John; GD-13- 000793; Local Agency Appeal; Statutory Benjamin Thomas Snyder, Snyder Amanda Serrano vs Chesapeake Oper- Cook Paul vs Cook Mary Ellen; 015856; Ejectment; Complaint; Atty(s): Appeal; Atty(s): O’Malley Kevin R. Tool Die; P.O. Box 291, Creighton, PA; ating, Inc., et al; CV-13-00730; Product FD-13-007723; Divorce; Complaint in Marley Andrew John Commonwealth of PA Department $5,346.69; 13-000710 Liability; Atty: John D. Perkosky Divorce (1 count) Marasco Vincent P., Marasco Debra A. of Transportation vs Chew Brandon Charles B. Fulton; 405 Brown Way, Mercer Outdoor Advertising vs City of Bauer Michael T. vs Wysong Kara; FD- vs Siska M.D. Peter Allen, University G; SA-13-000794; Operator License Carnegie, PA; $2,661.57; 13-000711 Hermitage, Pennsylvania; CV-13-01041; of Pittsburgh Physicians; GD-13-015857; 13-007724; Divorce; Complaint in Divorce Suspension; Appeal from OLS; Atty(s): Gerald A. Lopes, Rhonda Wade Civil Rights; Atty: E. Adam Webb Medical/Hospital Liability; Praecipe for Writ (1 count); Atty(s): Beattie Chester Kuhar Jr. William A, Pro Se Lopes; 100 Seventh St., Apt. 1201, Pitts- Steel City Flooring, LLC vs CCA Glob- of Summons; Atty(s): Weisman James L. Chamberlin John C. vs Chamberlin Commonwealth of PA Department burgh, PA; $4,517.09; 13-000712 al Partners, Inc., et al; CV-12-01593; Perich James N., Perich Julie L., Jennifer Lynn Duryea; FD-13-007725; of Transportation vs Chew Brandon Gerald A. Lopes; 100 Seventh St., Apt. Fraud; Atty: Robert M. Barnes Perich Linda H., Plaintiffs All vs Galla Divorce; Complaint in Divorce (1 count) G; SA-13-000795; Operator License 1201, Pittsburgh, PA; $22,558.76; 13-000713 John; GD-13-015858; MDJ Transcript; Edwards Denise C. vs Jones Jeffrey L.; Suspension; Appeal from OLS; Atty(s): Premier Produce Co., Inc. vs Reed MDJ Transcript of Judgment; 5661.44; FD-13-007726; Divorce; Complaint in Kuhar Jr. William A, Pro Se Ronald W. Mack; 301 Sixth St., Saul, Inc., et al; CV-12-01746; Agricul- Carnegie, PA; $8,292.81; 13-000714 ture; Atty: Allison L. Carr Atty(s): Perich James N Divorce (1 count); Atty(s): Levine Max A Commonwealth of PA Department of Commonwealth of PA Department Hoag Lori M. vs Hoag Dale J.; FD-13- Transportation vs Simms Vickie; SA- Martin J. Huttner, Rhonda C. Hut- Jamaal R. Griffin vs Jeffery A. of Labor & Industry vs John A. 007727; Divorce; Acceptance of Service; 13-000796; Plates & Registration Susp; tner; 6594 Rosemoor St., Pittsburgh, PA; Wingard, et al; CV-13-00792; Civil Meinert Landscaping Inc.; GD-13-015859; Atty(s): Gubinsky Mark K Appeal Plate Registration Suspension; $33,639.79; 13-000715 Rights; Atty: Pro Se Commonwealth Tax Lien; Unemployment Kushner Oxsana vs Kushner Steven Atty(s): Kuhar Jr. William A, Pro Se Hair Symmetry II, Inc.; 407 Chestnut Laborers’ Combined Funds of West- Compensation Tax; 17360.95 N.; FD-1516-07-77; Divorce; Decree of Commonwealth of PA Department Road, Sewickley, PA; $20,424.55; 13-000716 ern Pennsylvania vs World Wide Serv- Commonwealth of PA Department of Divorce (SSA/VA) of Transportation vs Miller Lauren; Direct Feedback Shareholder Servic- ices, Inc.; CV-13-01045; E.R.I.S.A.; Atty: Labor & Industry vs 2 Care For LLC; Hrubovcak Paul G vs Hrubovcak Cathy SA-13-000797; Operator License es, Inc.; 4 Station Square, Ste. 545, Pitts- Jeffrey J. Leech GD-13-015860; Commonwealth Tax Lien; E; FD-83-009598; Divorce; Decree of Suspension; Appeal from OLS; burgh, PA; $51,419.62; 13-000717 Gary L. Loomis vs Clark Laborato- Unemployment Compensation Tax; 17456.64 Divorce (additional) Atty(s): Kuhar Jr. William A CPM Construction Services, LLC; P.O. ries; CV-13-01048; Civil Rights; Atty: Findlay Township vs Hall Tracie L.; GD- Alexander Velma L vs Alexander Commonwealth of PA Department of Box 507, Morgan, PA; $1,128.19; 13-000718 Samuel J. Cordes 13-015861; Municipal Lien; Municipal Charles R; FD-85-007283; Divorce; Transportation vs Rogers Harold Brian Horvath; 33 Demmer Ave., Pitts- Brian Arendosh, et al vs Shawn E. Lien; 260.50; Atty(s): Shuckrow Alan T Decree of Divorce (SSA/VA) Dernell; SA-13-000798; Operator License burgh, PA; $41,212.53; 13-000719 King, et al; CV-13-01049; Civil Rights; Commonwealth of PA Department Suspension; Appeal from OLS; Atty(s): Silbert Alvin L vs Silbert Judith DeMatteo Sealcoating Inc.; 3930 Center Atty: Alexander H. Lindsay, Jr. of Labor & Industry vs 321 Blink LLC; GD- Kuhar Jr. William A B; FD-86-009739; Divorce; Decree of Avenue, Munhall, PA; $12,699.77; 13-000720 Bonnie Grinnell vs Darcy Gruver-Pom- 13-015862; Commonwealth Tax Lien; Commonwealth of PA Department Brian D. Boyden; 1675 Morningside Avenue, ponio; CV-13-01050; Motor Vehicle; Atty: Unemployment Compensation Tax; 5593.97 Divorce (SSA/VA) of Transportation vs Manning Robert Pittsburgh, PA; $11,525.99; 13-000721 Brian J. Headley Commonwealth of PA Department of Legeon Mariah vs Evans Terell; FD- J.; SA-13-000799; Operator License Robin Williams LLC; 1461 Crucible Street, Amanda Shank vs McClinton Energy Labor & Industry vs Appliances Plus Inc.; 13-001435; Protection from Abuse; Suspension; Appeal from OLS; Atty(s): Pittsburgh, PA; $18,463.99; 13-000722 Group, LLC, et al; CV-13-01051; Civil GD-13-015863; Commonwealth Tax Lien; Temporary PFA Order with Custody Kuhar Jr. William A, Pro Se Rights; Atty: Ari R. Karpf Unemployment Compensation Tax; 21100.94 Trexler Ryan vs Radocaj Becky; Commonwealth of PA Department Prodigy Software Group Inc.; 600 N. FD-13-001436; Protection from Abuse; of Transportation vs Larson Patrick Bell Avenue #105, Carnegie, PA; Michael Lashawn Taylor vs Brenda (Continued on Page 2, Column 1) Temporary PFA Order with Custody H; SA-13-000800; Operator License $5,489.84; 13-000723 Tritt, et al; CV-13-01052; Petition for Writ Suspension; Appeal from OLS; Atty(s): Robert A. Terwilliger; 2723 Broadway of Habeas Corpus; Atty: Fred G. Rabner Kuhar Jr. William A, Pro Se Avenue, Apt. 2B, Pittsburgh, PA; William J. Klemstine vs Federal Home Commonwealth of PA Department of $3,416.17; 13-000724 Loan Bank of Pittsburgh; CV-13-01053; Transportation vs Abdelhak Derek; SA- Richard C. Cardiello; 1001 Columbia Civil Rights; Atty: R.
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