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Pittsburgh Legal Journal • 3 Tuesday, February 26, 2019 Pittsburgh Legal Journal • 3 March 5 - Marmo, J. in 817 City-County CR-0005987-18; Jasmine Alyce Mosby; AR-18-003740 ; Michael Matheney vs Building at 10:00 AM and McGough, J. COURT SCHEDULES DUI: Gen Imp/Inc of Driving Safely - Linesville Golden Dawn Inc.; P-atty: LEGAL ADS in Courtroom 4012 at 2:00 PM 2nd Off; ADA: Katherine Kelly Robb ; Marc Simon ; D-atty: Bethany Blood March 6 - Bubash, J. in Courtroom 4012 D-atty: Marcy Lee Nord AR-19-000478 ; Zachary Rosen vs Volk - Family Division CR-0010044-18; Forrest Laroy Ortiz; swagen of America Inc.; P-atty: Michael Legal notices that are published at 2:00 PM and Evashavik DiLucente, J. in the Pittsburgh Legal Journal in 704 City-County Building at 2:00 PM Family Division Courthouse Manufacture, Delivery, or Possession Power ; D-atty: Pro Se are done so pursuant to Title 45 Motions Judge: With Intent to Manufacture or Deliver; Pa. Code 101 et seq. and various March 7 - Hens-Greco, J. in Courtroom Cathleen C. Bubash AR-18-004515 ; Synchrony Bank vs ADA: Cassandra Blair Kosmal Barch ; Sherry Faddoul; P-atty: Gregg Morris ; local court rules. The Pittsburgh 4012 at 2:00 PM Administrative Judge: Legal Journal does not edit any Kim D. Eaton D-atty: James Patrick Sheets D-atty: Pro Se March 8 - Regan, J. in Courtroom 4012 legal advertisement for substance CR-0007463-18; Marissa Linda Bailey; at 10:30 AM AR-19-000012 ; Synchrony Bank vs or content, only for format of Friday Theft Of Leased Property; ADA: Sarah Megan Buterbaugh; P-atty: Gregg Mor - the publication. March 11 - DeAngelis, J. in Courtroom March 1, 2019 Kimberly Weikart ; D-atty: James ris ; D-atty: Robert Klingensmith 2013 at 11:00 AM Patrick Sheets AR-18-003265 ; Valerie Bowser vs Day Ford Estate Notice March 12 - Bush, J. in Courtroom 3010 Judge Cathleen C. Bubash Judge David R. Cashman Inc.; P-atty: Ryan Very ; D-atty: Pro Se at 10:00 AM and Spurgeon, J. in Room 5036 Letters have been granted on the estate of Courtroom 310 AR-18-002520 ; Knickerbocker Russell Courtroom 3018 at 10:00 AM each of the following decedents to the 9:30 a.m. CR-0010751-15; Megan Marie Saitta; Company Inc. vs KP Builders Inc.; P-atty: personal representative named, who requests March 13 - Cozza, J. in Courtroom 3009 FD-11-8405 ; David Anderson vs Shawna Procure For Self/Other Drug By Forgery; Jennifer Tis Mihok ; D-atty: Pro Se all persons having claims against the estate of at 10:00 AM and Satler, J. in Courtroom ADA: Jeffrey Michael Zurisko ; D-atty: the decedent to make known the same in Anderson; P-atty: S. Anderson ; D-atty: D. AR-18-000431 ; Stewart Abramson vs Kelsey Leigh Baack writing to his/her attorney, and all persons 4012 at 2:00 PM Allen-Rosemond ; Custody Conciliation Ramon Martinez, et al; P-atty: Pro Se ; indebted to the decedent to make payment March 14 - McGough, J. in Courtroom 10:30 a.m. CR-0009294-18; Shaneaka Smith; Theft D-atty: Pro Se without delay: By Decep-False Impression; ADA: John 4012 at 2:00 PM AR-17-004667 ; Valerie Wecht vs Any FD-16-9013 ; Anthony D. Matassa Jr. vs Fitzgerald ; D-atty: Kelsey Leigh Baack Arch, Marie B., deceased, of Pleasant Hills March 15 - Eaton, J. in Courtroom 4012 Lisa M. Matassa; P-atty: T. Henne ; D-atty: Season Inc., et al; P-atty: Robert Han - Borough, PA. No. 01038 of 2019. Barbara E. CR-0013191-18; Antwon Jamil Weeden; at 10:30 AM S. MacPherson ; Equitable Conciliation nen ; D-atty: Pro Se Arch, Extrx., 837 Clairton Boulevard, Firearms Not To Be Carried W/O Pittsburgh, PA 15236 or to Mary Jo Corsetti, March 18 - Bubash, J. in Courtroom GD-17-011796 ; Tamara Sutton, et al vs Judge Susan Evashavik DiLucente License; ADA: Jeffery Howard Tisak ; Esq., Williams Coulson, One Gateway Center, 4012 at 2:00 PM Pressley Ridge, et al; P-atty: Richard 420 Fort Duquesne Blvd., 16th Fl., Pittsburgh, 704 City-County Building D-atty: Giuseppe G. C. Rosselli March 19 - Evashavik DiLucente, J. in Levine ; D-atty: George Stewart, PA 15222. 9:30 a.m. CR-0011041-18; Lucy Anna Dixon; DUI: 19-00902 Feb 26; Mar 5, 12, 2019 704 City-County Building at 2:00 PM Joseph Selep FD-17-9101 ; Michael Sieckmann vs Controlled Substance or Metabolite 1st March 20 - Hens-Greco, J. in Courtroom AR-07-002641 ; Jaison Smith vs Bacco, Lynda J. a/k/a Lynda Bacco, Joanne Sieckmann; P-atty: J. McEnroe ; Offense; ADA: Thomas Paul Kelly ; D- deceased, of North Versailles, PA. No. 00987 4012 at 2:00 PM Matthew Spudich; P-atty: Jessica D-atty: E. Carson ; Custody Conciliation atty: Luke Joshua Wilson of 2019. Deana L. Fry, Extrx., c/o Timothy J. March 21 - Woodruff, J. in Courtroom Jurasko ; D-atty: Richard Joyce Kidd, Esq., 8095 Saltsburg Rd., Pittsburgh, PA 10:30 a.m. CR-0013005-18; Jonathan Rocchino; Sim - 4012 at 10:00 AM AR-18-004852 ; Arianna Chance vs Wal - 15239. FD-17-7092 ; Amber Frushour vs Kevin ple Assault; ADA: Christopher Joseph 19-00903 Feb 26; Mar 5, 12, 2019 March 22 - Regan, J. in Courtroom 4012 mart; P-atty: Pro Se ; D-atty: Hendrick Penn Frushour; P-atty: P. Narcisi ; D-atty: J. Marsili ; D-atty: James Wymard at 10:30 AM AR-18-004753 ; Jesse Wilson, et al vs Crowe, John M. a/k/a John M. Crowe, Sr., Luvara ; Equitable Conciliation CR-0013051-18; Marcus Lawrence deceased, of Pittsburgh, PA. No. 00686 of March 25 - McCrady, J. in Courtroom Jane O’Malley, et al; P-atty: Clifford Judge Jennifer Satler Moore; Manufacture, Delivery, or Pos - 2019. Stephen T. Crowe, Extr., c/o Michael I. 3018 at 10:00 AM and Satler, J. in Tuttle Jr. ; D-atty: Daniel Godinich Danovitz, Esq., Eckman & Danovitz, LLC, Courtroom 4029 session With Intent to Manufacture or Courtroom 4012 at 2:00 PM Deliver; ADA: Lawrence Elliot Sachs ; AR-17-001744 ; US Foods Inc. vs Three Gateway Center, 401 Liberty Ave., 3rd 9:00 a.m. Michael Tarquinio, et al; P-atty: Lloyd Fl., Pittsburgh, PA 15222. March 26 - Evashavik DiLucente, J. in D-atty: Elbert Richard Gray Jr. 19-00904 Feb 26; Mar 5, 12, 2019 Markind ; D-atty: Pro Se Courtroom 4012 at 2:00 PM FD-18-7767 ; Billie Mosser vs Kindra CR-0013293-18; Anthony Humphries; Hoyt, Ryan Hast; P-atty: J. Bogatay ; D- AR-18-004457 ; Christine Turney vs Linda Cwiklinski, Jane E., deceased, of Bethel March 27 - Bubash, J. in Courtroom Manufacture, Delivery, or Possession Park, PA. No. 00940 of 2019. Richard C. atty: Pro Se ; Custody Hearing Newton Dickman Property LLC; P-atty: 4012 at 2:00 PM With Intent to Manufacture or Deliver; Cwiklinski, Extr., 1771 Robson Drive, Pro Se ; D-atty: Michael Fitzpatrick Pittsburgh, PA 15241 or to Kathryn Eck Goff, March 28 - Clark, J. in Courtroom 2022 1:30 p.m. ADA: Franklin Thomas Stockdale Jr. ; D-atty: Elbert Richard Gray Jr. AR-19-000324 ; Marcia Mahaffey vs Esq., Kathryn Eck Goff, P.C., 3325 Saw Mill at 10:00 AM and McGough, J. in FD-16-9214 ; Seth Hoyt vs Kindra Hoyt; Run Blvd., Ste. 200, Pittsburgh, PA 15227. Chris Lyle-The Boiler Room; P-atty: Pro Courtroom 4012 at 2:00 PM P-atty: J. Bogatay ; D-atty: M. Daffner ; Judge Thomas Flaherty 19-00905 Feb 26; Mar 5, 12, 2019 Custody Hearing Courtroom 516 Se ; D-atty: Pro Se March 29 - Eaton, J. in Courtroom 4012 Falk, Julian, deceased, of Pittsburgh, PA. AR-18-003330 ; Terrace Scott vs Karrie at 10:30 AM Hearing Officer Tricia R. Sorg CR-0005725-18; Vincent Owen; Terror - No. 00727 of 2019. Tibey M. Falk, Extrx., 300 440 Ross Street Room 3049 istic Threats W/Int To Terrorize Another; Urban; P-atty: Pro Se ; D-atty: Pro Se Madison Avenue #203, Pittsburgh, PA 15243 *Emergency Only or to R. Douglas DeNardo, Esq., Rothman 9:00 a.m. ADA: Gregory Francis Stein ; D-atty: AR-18-002648 ; Grounds Guys of Mt. 001 Judge Bush, 002 Judge Lebanon vs Stout Flooring Design Cen - Gordon, P.C., Grant Bldg., 310 Grant St., Ste. FD-12-01281 ; Kregg Keller vs Nancy Michael Edward Ovens 300, Pittsburgh, PA 15219. Evashavik DiLucente, 003 Judge ter; P-atty: Pro Se ; D-atty: Pro Se Keller; P-atty: Pro Se ; D-atty: Pro Se ; CR-0005337-18; Charles Hudson; 19-00906 Feb 26; Mar 5, 12, 2019 Cozza, 004 Judge Hens-Greco, 005 AR-18-000110 ; Barclays Bank Delaware vs Modification of Alimony Unauth Use Motor/Other Vehicles; ADA: Fassinger, Beverly Ann, deceased, of Judge McGough, 006 Administrative Tabitha Williams; P-atty: Joel Flink, Fred - Judge Daniel Regan Lawrence Elliot Sachs ; D-atty: Pittsburgh, PA. No. 00526 of 2019. Vicki Judge Eaton, 008 Judge Bubash, 009 eric Weinberg ; D-atty: Clayton Morrow Fassinger Flotta, Extrx., 254 Bost Drive, West Courtroom 2013 Michael Edward Ovens Judge Regan, 010 Judge Clark, 011 AR-18-004502 ; Discover Bank vs Maura Mifflin, PA 15122 or to Melanie E. Cuddyre, CR-0005947-18; Jeffrey M. Hungerman; Esq., Leech Tishman Fuscaldo & Lampl, LLC, Judge Tranquilli, 012 Judge Marmo, 9:30 a.m. Counahan; P-atty: Matthew Urban ; D- Simple Assault; ADA: Katherine Kelly 525 William Penn Place, 28th Fl., Pittsburgh, 014 Judge DeAngelis, 015 Judge FD-10-2459 ; Janice Crawshaw (Wilam - atty: Pro Se, Erik Helbing PA 15219. Robb ; D-atty: Jaclynn Rae Kearney Woodruff, 016 Judge Walko, Jr., 017 owski) vs Robert Wilamowski, Paul Leven - AR-17-001955 ; PNC Bank N.A.
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