A Belleville woman is suing a medical transportation company, alleging negligence caused her unnecessary injuries.

Roshanda Lee filed a lawsuit Sept. 23 in St. Clair County Circuit Court against Client First Medical Transportation Inc., alleging negligence for injuries she says she suffered while awaiting transport to a dialysis appointment.

According to the complaint, on April 1, while Lee was in the company's care she was left unattended near a transport van parked at her residence of 1040 Brookshire Court, Belleville. The suit says while Lee was left outside of the parked vehicle, her wheelchair rolled out onto the sidewalk, crashed and flipped over.

The lawsuit states the plaintiff suffered unnecessary injuries due to the lack of supervision and assistance.

Lee seeks judgment of more than $50,000. She is represented by attorneys Lanny Darr of the Darr Firm in Alton, and Alan Mandel and Michael Sudekum of Mandel & Mandel in St. Louis.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 15-L-539

SPRINGFIELD — Illinois Lottery players who hit a winner worth more than $600 will have to settle for a promise.

As of Thursday, retailers will still pay out winners of $600 or less from their cash registers, but winners of bigger amounts will have to wait until the state has a budget.

Put simply, the Lottery’s check-writing account is exhausted, the state agency said.

“Once a budget is passed in Springfield, all outstanding claims will be paid,” the Illinois Lottery said in written statement.

This is the second such action by the state. In late August, the Lottery said it would limit payouts to $25,000.

That action sparked a lawsuit by some winners, including factory foreman Danny Chasteen of Oglesby, who’s waiting on a $250,000 payout.

“I heard about the $600 last night,” Chasteen said Thursday. “I think it’s just totally wrong. If you buy a Lottery ticket and you win, you should get paid."

If the state can’t pay out on its winning tickets, it should halt sales until it can pay winners, he said.

With 2015 revenues exhausted and no appropriations bill in place for the current fiscal year, the state’s comptroller doesn’t have the legal authority to pay winners, the Lottery says.

Illinois Lottery spokesman Steve Rossi said the payout restriction also applies to multi-state games played in Illinois, such as Mega Millions and Powerball, because the state that sells the winning tickets is responsible for making the payouts.

Elliot Frome, a Las Vegas-based gaming analyst and author, said Illinois will almost certainly see a reduction in ticket sales.

While a $25,000 limit probably hurt some games, a $600 limit will reach all the way down into the games that people play daily or several times per week, he said.

“Illinois is predictably going to lose some revenue during this period of time as a result,” he said.

“Lotteries are all about the money,” Frome said. “People are not going to play at the same rate for promise of payment as they are for money.”

Ben Friedrich, who was playing the Lottery in Aurora on Thursday, told Illinois News Network the $600 restriction struck him as unfair.

“If they’re still going to have the games and you’re still able to win the money, then you should be able to collect on the money,” he said.

Illinois is now in its fourth month of fiscal year 2016 without a budget as first-term Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner and legislative Democrats have been unable to reach an agreement.

Rauner says the Democrats have sent him a plan billions heavier in spending than revenue. While Rauner says he’s willing to discuss new revenue, he says he won’t sign off until he gets at least some of his agenda items, which he considers fundamental reforms.

Democrats complain Rauner and the GOP have been unwilling to work with them until the governor gets what he wants, and they don’t consider his agenda items directly related to the annual budget.

Rauner answers that his proposals are necessary to improve the state's economy and retain jobs and population.

Even without a master budget, the state is spending at clip said to be driving it toward a $5 billion shortfall by the end of the budget year.

Mark Fitton is a reporter for Illinois News Network Cole Lauterbach also contributed to this report.

An Illinois woman is suing an O'Fallon car dealer, alleging it was involved in a pattern of deceptive and unfair misconduct concerning the repair of her car.

Dian Ducey filed a lawsuit Sept. 1 in St. Clair County Circuit Court against Meyers Bros. Auto Company, doing business as Meyer Honda in O'Fallon, alleging conversion and consumer fraud.

According to the complaint, Ducey purchased a new CRV Honda from the defendant in June 2007.  The suit states Meyer Honda began its misleading behavior in July 2011 when Ducey brought her vehicle to the dealership to fix a problem with the car's air conditioner. Over the next four years, the lawsuit states, the defendant misrepresented what repairs were necessary to correct the vehicle's erratic performing air conditioner, charged for the unnecessary repairs and said the repairs corrected the problem.

Moreover, the lawsuit says the defendant removed the clutch hub from the CRV without Ducey's permission in an attempt to hide that the clutch was detective and improperly installed.

Ducey seeks compensatory and exemplary damages, in addition to attorney fees, court costs, and other relief deemed appropriate by the court.  She is represented by attorney Pat Ducey of the Law Office of Pat Ducey in Troy.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 15-L-512.

CHICAGO - Rules are never set in stone and change with the times. This is the case today when the Illinois Supreme Court announced it is adapting several changes in the rules regarding technology and developments in global practices along with revising the Rules of Professional Conduct.

The rule changes, which will take effect Jan.1, 2016, came after the Court extensively reviewed proposals and held a public hearing on July 22 in Chicago.

Eventually the court, in its September term, approved amendments to the Illinois Rules of Professional Conduct and Supreme Court Rules 705 and 716.

These changes brings the Illinois Rules of Conduct “online” so to speak, making it more accommodating to the ever expanding usage of technology in today’s court.

"The amendments to the Rules reflect the Supreme Court’s strong interest in utilizing technology to make the judicial process more efficient and its recognition of the increasing use of technology in today’s legal practice," Chief Justice Rita B. Garman said. "These rule amendments also recognize how changes in legal practice have brought lawyers from other jurisdictions to Illinois to provide needed legal services as well as the Court's commitment to ensuring that lawyers who practice in Illinois meet the highest of professional and ethical standards."

The rules now allow for references to electronic forms of communication and information, such as emails and instant messages; acknowledge attorneys' need to stay current with technology changes; proclaim the explicit duty to safeguard confidential client information with regards to the electronic age; and detail duties dealing with Internet advertising and solicitation.

In addition to the changes which acknowledge the importance of technology, the Supreme Court approved changes to how prosecutors handle evidence which may exonerate a convicted defendant. Prosecutors now have an obligation to disclose any evidence that may cast reasonable doubt on a convicted defendant. If there is a reasonable likelihood that a convicted defendant did not commit the offense, prosecutors would have to disclose that evidence and then seek to remedy the conviction.

Another amendment to the Rules provides lawyers with guidance on how to counsel clients with respect to the conflict between federal law and the Illinois Compassionate Use of Medical Cannabis Pilot Program Act, which permits the cultivation, distribution, and use of marijuana for medical purposes.

In addition to the changes made to the Rules of Conduct, the Supreme Court also permitted changes to Rules 705 and 716. These amendments make it easier for attorneys authorized to practice in other jurisdictions to be admitted to the Illinois bar and to provide legal services as in-house counsel here. However, attorneys in other jurisdictions will still have to be fully qualified and be familiar with Illinois's ethics rules.

All the changes to the Illinois Rules of Conduct are a reflection of the changes made to the American Bar Association's Model Rules of Professional Conduct, upon which Illinois’ Rules are based. But they are changes to make the courts more efficient, address client concerns about technology, and meet the needs of an ever borderless world.

The language of the amended rules can be found on the Supreme Court website at
http://www.illinoiscourts.gov/SupremeCourt/Rules

ST. LOUIS - Williams Venker & Sanders partners Theodore Williams, Paul Venker, Steve Sanders, Robert Bassett and Lucy Unger have been named by Missouri and Kansas Super Lawyers as five of the top attorneys in the area for 2015.

Only five percent of the lawyers in Missouri and Kansas are recognized by Super Lawyers.

Founding partner Williams has been named a Super Lawyer in the area of civil litigation defense for several years. Venker was recognized, for the 10th straight year, in the area of medical malpractice defense. Sanders, named for his work in product liability defense, has been listed since 2006. Bassett has been listed in Super Lawyers since 2011, and is recognized for his work in personal injury defense and products liability defense. Unger, the firm’s most recent managing partner, was named a Super Lawyer this year for her work in civil litigation defense.

Additionally, partners Matthew Pelikan and John Mahon, Jr. made repeat appearances on the list of Super Lawyers' “Rising Stars.”

Pelikan was named a fourth time this year for his work in product liability defense, and Mahon was named for the fifth consecutive year for his work in medical malpractice defense.

Associate Nathan Leming was recognized for a second time in the area of professional liability defense.

ST. LOUIS - Six attorneys at the Capes Sokol law firm have been named Missouri and Kansas Super Lawyers for 2015 and two Capes Sokol attorneys have been named Super Lawyers Rising Stars.

Each year, fewer than five percent of attorneys in the state are selected by Super Lawyers for the distinctions.

The Capes Sokol attorneys and their practice areas noted for Super Lawyers distinction are:

Sanford J. Boxerman - criminal defense/white collar
David V. Capes - criminal defense/white collar
Michael A. Kahn - IP/litigation
William S. Margulis - criminal defense
Sara G. Neill - tax
Daniel R. Sokol - family law

Rising Stars:

Drey A. Cooley - commercial litigation
Justin K. Gelfand - criminal defense

Capes Sokol is a mid-sized St. Louis-based law firm focusing on business and intellectual property litigation; white collar and other criminal defense matters; tax litigation and controversy; and transactional and real estate matters.

ST. LOUIS - Missouri and Kansas Super Lawyers have named nearly 30 Sandberg Phoenix attorneys to their list of Super Lawyers and Rising Stars for 2015.

Attorneys who have been recognized as Super Lawyers:

Jonathan T. Barton
Kenneth W. Bean
Jeffrey L. Dunn
Aaron French
David B. B. Helfrey
Kevin P. Krueger
Russell L. Makepeace
Mary Anne Mellow
David Neiers
G. Keith Phoenix
Jonathan Ries
John S. Sandberg
Richard A. Stockenberg
Reed W. Sugg
Peter von Gontard

Rising Stars:

Geri Lynn Arrindell
Alexander Bean
Ross Boden
Jamie L. Bracewell
Jaime L. Bremerkamp
Jared Byrne
Natalie Kussart
Meghan Lewis
Amanda B. McNelley
Timothy Niedbalski
Sara Obermark
Corey A.T. Stegeman
Nick Van Deven
Casey Wong

In addition, managing partner John Sandberg and Shareholder Kenneth W. Bean were named to the list of Top 50 St. Louis Super Lawyers and Top 100 Missouri and Kansas Super Lawyers for 2015. This is Beans eighth time in the top 50 and 10th time in the top 100 and Sandberg's fourth time in the top 50 and second in the top 100. Shareholder Lorraine Cavataio has also been listed by Illinois Super Lawyers in 2015 and 2016.

Super Lawyers rates attorneys who have attained a high-degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. Attorneys are selected using a patented multiphase selection process. Peer nominations and evaluations are combined with third party research. Each candidate is evaluated on 12 indicators of peer recognition and professional achievement and selections are made on an annual, state-by-state basis.

HeplerBroom has announced that five attorneys have been nominated for the 2015 Missouri and Kansas Super Lawyers, and seven attorneys have been nominated for the Missouri and Kansas Rising Stars.

Gerard Noce also has been named Top 50 St. Louis Super Lawyers. Super Lawyers magazine is published by Minneapolis-based Law & Politics.

HeplerBroom attorneys named 2015 Missouri and Kansas Super Lawyers:

Glenn Davis -antitrust litigation
Kurt Hentz - personal injury general/defense
Theodore MacDonald, Jr. - personal injury medical malpractice/defense
Thomas Magee - personal injury general/defense
Gerard Noce - personal injury general/defense

The firm had seven attorneys named as 2015 Missouri and Kansas Rising Stars:

David Deterding - civil litigation/defense
Meg Fowler - personal injury general/defense
Kathleen Hamilton - general litigation
Katherine Jacobi - business litigation
Lindsay Leible - personal injury products/defense
Matthew Noce - civil litigation/defense
Michael Young - insurance coverage

HeplerBroom has over 100 attorneys and offices in Edwardsville, IL; St. Louis, MO; Chicago, IL; and Springfield, IL. The firm traces its history to 1894.

A Madison County jury returned a verdict in favor of defendant Daddie-O’s Nite Out on Wednesday in a Dram Shop suit involving a bar brawl.

The two-day trial was held in Circuit Judge Dennis Ruth’s courtroom.

Plaintiff William D. Odom filed the seven-count lawsuit on May 5, 2014, against John P. Heitman, Daddie-O’s Nite Out Inc., Richard L. Campbell, individually and as liquor licensee, Brian Campbell, individually and as liquor licensee, and Richard L. Campbell Trust, as property owner.

Represented by Patrick G. King of the King Law Firm in Alton, Odom argues that the defendants sold alcohol to Heitman on May 12, 2013, causing him to become intoxicated. Odom claims he was on the Daddie-O’s pool team and was on the Wood River premises at the same time as Heitman.

While intoxicated, Odom claims Heitman began making sexual remarks and yelled obscenities, profanities and fighting words at the bartender and other patrons. As a result, the bartender allegedly demanded for Heitman to leave the establishment, but he refused.

Odom, along with other patrons, “assisted and attempted with the peaceful removal of John P. Heitman from the inside of Daddie-O’s at the direction and request of the bartender,” the suit states.

Odom claims Heitman responded by physically striking him, causing him to fall and land against a pool table and the floor.

As a result of the altercation, Odom claims he suffered severe and permanent injuries to his right shoulder.

Represented by Stephen J. Moore of Galloway, Johnson, Tompkins, Burr & Smith in St. Louis, Daddie-O’s and the Campbell defendants argue that the plaintiff provoked the alleged incident by becoming intoxicated and acting in a reckless, offensive and careless manner; provoking and willingly, purposefully and intentionally engaging in and allowing the alleged incident when it could have been avoided; actively provoked the conduct of Heitman through verbal threats; engaged in a personal dispute; and voluntarily, freely and willfully participated in the attempted removal of Heitman.

The defendants argue that Odom’s alleged injuries were the result of his own fault for failing to take care for his own safety and failing to act reasonably under the circumstances.

Madison County Circuit Court case number 14-L-667

A Belleville woman is suing a Lebanon driver, alleging her negligence caused an accident that left the plaintiff severely injured.

Sharon L. Siewert filed a lawsuit on Sept. 21 in St. Clair County Circuit Court against Jessica D. Adams of Lebanon, alleging negligence.

According to the complaint, on Aug. 9, 2014, the vehicle driven by Jessica D. Adams rear-ended Siewert's vehicle on state Route 158 at East Highway 50 in O'Fallon, causing her bodily harm.

The suit says Adams was negligent by failing to keep a lookout on the roadways, speeding, failing to properly brake and reduce speed and failing to keep her vehicle under control.

The plaintiff alleges she incurred injuries to her neck, back and shoulder area, as well as aggravating pre-existing injuries.

Siewert seeks more than $50,000 as well as cost of suit. She is represented by attorney James R. Williams of Williams, Caponi, & Associates in Belleville.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 15-L-537.

The family of a deceased land owner is suing an individual, alleging a million dollar real estate deal is fraudulent.

Alfred E. Schilling, executor of the estate of Edwin J. Schilling, filed a lawsuit on Sept. 22 in St. Clair County Circuit Court against David Wiskamp over property valued at more than $1 million.

According to the complaint, Edwin Schilling was elderly and incapacitated from doing any business or entering into any contract when Wiskamp allegedly took advantage of his weakened mental state. The suit says the defendant fraudulently procured a deed that should be void.

The suit alleges Wiskamp negotiated a lease with the estate on the property and has failed to make required payments.

Alfred E. Schilling seeks more than $100,000 in damages, attorney fees, cost of suit, and any other other relief the court deems just, as well as a jury trial. He is represented by attorney Bryan D. Flynn of Flynn Guymon, & Garavalia in Belleville.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 15-L-538.

A Belleville woman is suing a medical transportation company after her wheelchair was allegedly allowed to roll onto a sidewalk and flip over.

Roshanda Lee filed a lawsuit on Sept. 23 in St. Clair County Circuit Court against Client First Medical Transportation Inc., alleging negligence for injuries she says she suffered while awaiting transport to a dialysis appointment.

According to the complaint, on April 1, while Lee was in the company's care, she was left unattended near a transport van parked at her residence of 1040 Brookshire Court in Belleville. The suit says that while Lee was left outside of the parked vehicle, her wheelchair rolled out onto the sidewalk, crashed and flipped over.

The lawsuit states the plaintiff suffered unnecessary injuries due to the lack of supervision and assistance.

Lee seeks judgment of more than $50,000. She is represented by attorneys Lanny Darr of the Darr Firm in Alton, and Alan Mandel and Michael Sudekum of Mandel & Mandel in St. Louis.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 15-L-539

An Illinois woman is suing an O'Fallon car dealer, alleging it was involved in a pattern of deceptive and unfair misconduct concerning the repair of her car.

Dian Ducey filed a lawsuit on Sept. 1 in St. Clair County Circuit Court against Meyers Bros. Auto Company, doing business as Meyer Honda in O'Fallon, alleging conversion and consumer fraud.

According to the complaint, Ducey purchased a new CRV Honda from the defendant in June 2007.  The suit states Meyer Honda began its misleading behavior in July 2011 when Ducey brought her vehicle to the dealership to fix a problem with the car's air conditioner. Over the next four years, the lawsuit states, the defendant misrepresented what repairs were necessary to correct the vehicle's erratic performing air conditioner, charged for the unnecessary repairs and said the repairs corrected the problem.

Moreover, the lawsuit says the defendant removed the clutch hub from the CRV without Ducey's permission in an attempt to hide that the clutch was detective and improperly installed.

Ducey seeks compensatory and exemplary damages, in addition to attorney fees, court costs, and other relief deemed appropriate by the court.  She is represented by attorney Pat Ducey of the Law Office of Pat Ducey in Troy.

St. Clair County Circuit Court case number 15-L-512.

SPRINGFIELD — Top lawyers for Illinois’ Republican governor and Democratic attorney general are in a dustup over the governor’s office filing a “friend of the court” brief with the U.S. Supreme Court.

Attorney General Lisa Madigan’s solicitor general says Gov. Bruce Rauner’s staff lawyers stepped out of line when they filed an amicus curiae brief in a case now before the court, Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association.

Rauner’s lawyers say Madigan’s office is wrong on several fronts.

The Friedrichs case is of nationwide interest to unions and right-to-work advocates, among others.

Rebecca Friedrichs and nine other California teachers who are not union members object to paying what are known as “agency fees” or “fair-share” dues.

They argue that being forced to pay dues, even those said to be directed only toward bargaining and contract administration, is a violation of their First Amendment rights of free speech and free association.

The high court announced in June it would hear the case this term, which began earlier this month. A decision is not expected until summer 2016.

On Sept. 25, Illinois Solicitor General Carolyn Shapiro wrote to Scott Harris, clerk of the court, to inform him of an “unauthorized” filing of an amicus curiae or “friend of the court” brief on behalf of Rauner in support of Friedrichs’ position.

The governor’s attorneys, Jason Barclay and Dennis Murashko, lack the authority to file such a brief, Shapiro argued.

Those attorneys “have no authority to file or order the filing of any brief in this court on behalf of the governor, in his official capacity, because neither the governor nor his attorneys have the authority, as a matter of state law, to represent the state or its officials in any court or to determine the state’s litigation positions,” Shapiro wrote.

“The Illinois Constitution provides: ‘The attorney general shall be the legal officer of the state,’” Shapiro wrote.

She cited the Illinois Attorney General Act which states, among other things, the attorney general has the power to “appear for and represent the people of the state before the Supreme Court in all cases in which the state or the people of the state are interested.”

She said the Illinois Supreme Court has, for at least a century, delegated the state’s legal representation to the attorney general.

For example, she cited the case of Fergus v. Russel, in which the Illinois Supreme Court held the attorney general “is the sole official adviser of the executive officers … and it is his duty to conduct the law business of the state, both in and out of the courts.”

She also cited the case of Scachitti v. UBS Financial services, in which the court said, “the attorney general is the chief legal officer of the state and its only representative in the courts.”

Shapiro contends “Mr. Barclay and Mr. Murashko are well aware that they do not have authority to file or authorize the filing of court documents on behalf of of the governor in his official capacity absent appointment by the attorney general as special assistant attorneys general.”

Barclay and Murashko wrote their own Oct. 1 letter to the clerk of the court and argued the solicitor general is off the mark.

The governor’s lawyers say Illinois is not and never has been a party to the Friedrichs case and the governor’s office isn’t trying to change that, but only filing an amicus or “friend” brief — which they argue Rauner has every right to do.

And they say the governor clearly and within court rules filed only in his individual capacity and alongside several individual employees of the Kaneland, Illinois, Unified School District No. 302.

“The governor never represented that he filed the brief on behalf of the state of Illinois, the attorney general of Illinois, or any other elected official in Illinois,” the governor’s attorneys wrote.

Finally, they say the governor and attorney general have been at odds in both state and federal cases and remain so in a state case concerning a Rauner executive order addressing First Amendment issues similar, if not identical, to matters at issue in the Friedrichs case.

When the attorney general is in conflict with another state executive official, such as the governor, the courts have held “attorney general must yield to the other official’s choice of counsel,” Barclay and Murashko wrote, citing the case of Suburban Cook County Regional Office of Education v. Cook County Board.

The governor’s lawyers conclude the “attorney general is, of course, free to file her own amicus brief in support of respondents in Friedrichs. She may yet do so. She may do so on behalf of her own office or on behalf of the state. But the attorney general cannot infringe on the governor’s ability to speak to this court, especially when..the governor and the attorney general are adversaries in active litigation on the same issue in Illinois.”

To date, nothing has become of the disagreement.

Supreme Court spokeswoman Kathleen Arberg said the letters are part of the case file and docket notes distributed to the justices. Should the court have any response, it will be noted on the docket, she said in an email.

Neither Rauner’s nor Madigan’s press secretaries had any comment Friday.

Mark Fitton is a reporter for the Illinois News Network, a division of the Illinois Policy Institute. 

St. Clair County Real Estate:




October 5, 2015




Belleville



•$155,000- 125 Fox Creek Dr. - William Henry Vandewater to Monica L. Howard
•$62,000- 906 Belle Valley Dr. - Christopher L. and Lindsay R. Robinson to Kenneth P. and Inger E. Varel
•$45,000- 541 N. 74th St. - John M. Fantini to RDS Development Corp.
•$105,000- 2250 & 2252 FRank Scott Parkway W. - Verna M. Elbe to Bradley J. and Jennifer R. Bruns
•$53,000- 42 & 44 Missouri Ave.- South Illinois Trust John M. Durako to Timmy D. and Dannette M. Cole
•$141,000- 841 Tower St. - Craig Harp to Daniel Davis
•$1,000- 101 Lebanon Ave. - St. Clair Associated Vocationa Enterprises to Ameren IL Co.




Cahokia



•$75,000- 717 Mildred Ave.- Interactive Homes to Ataraxis Investments
•$39,500- 3 West Adams Dr. - CRInvestments to Improvement Homes
•$40,500- 1417 Richard Dr. - CRInvestments to Improvement Homes
•$60,550- 903 St. Matthew Dr. - Robinson Realty to Screaming Eagle Properties
•$47,650- 519 St. Leo St. - Improvement Homes to Consistent RE Investments
•$50,250- 508 St. Lucy- Indianna Lilly to Money Train Properties
•$37,250- 107 St. Robert Dr. - Impala to Deeanddee
•$39,250- 1051 St. Margaret Dr. - Interactive Homes to N&S Property Solutions
•$1,000- 16 & 14 Laura Lee Dr. - Dammon Smith to Dammon Smith




E. Cardonelet



•$9,000- 11 Eddy- Michael Schmid to Janie M. Lamear




E. St. Louis



•$37,500- 1727 Theodore Land- CRInvestments to Improvement Homes
•$300- 724 N. 79th St. - Lionel Settles to Carl Brinkley




Fairview Heights



•$190,000- 113 Union Hill Rd. - R&R Carwashes to L's Rental Property
•$149,900- 875 Harbor Woods Dr. - Ramanendra and Ayesha Virk to Joshua A. Goodnick
•$93,000- 63 W. Hampton Dr. - Frances Bologna to Larry Steve and Dorita S. Roderick




Lebanon



•$2,200- 420 Southern St. - Christ Bros. Asphalt to Ameren IL Co.




Lenzburg



•$400,000-Washington County Line Rd. - Patricia L. Presley to J&K Farms




Mascoutah



•$275,000- 10618 Town Hall Rd. - Marvin W. and Connie M. McLemore to Kevin R. and Brenda L. Hoerchler




Millstadt



•$139,000- 525 S. Illinois St. - Cave Creek Properties to Briana and Martin Jenkins




OFallon



•$114,950- 110 Willow Dr. - Terry L. Jordan to David Ortega
•$198,000- 8 Brandonwood- Nathan D. Flint to Wendy R. Abshire
•$30,680- 1404 W. Hwy. 50 nd 1408 W. Hwy 50 - R.P.Lumber Co. to City of OFallon




Shiloh



•$220,000- 1708 St. Andrews Dr. - John and Shelley Greco to Jonathan and Miranda Maust
•$221,000- 309 Edbrooke Dr. - Shawn and Kelli Barry to David A. and Elizabeth A. Howe




Smithton



•$250,000- 4000 Autumn Oak Dr. - Dennis and Denyse York to Michael and Monica Berneking




Swansea



•$58,500- 3809 Tanbark Dr. - Secretary of VA to Patrick and Lesley Donahue
•$145,656- 209 Derbyshire- Kenneth R. and Catherine A. Kiefer to Douglas Alan Jr. and Meredith K. Wolbeck







October 6, 2015




Belleville



•$20,000- Freeburg Ave. - Frank A. Seppi to Frances C. Gilmer




Cahokia



•$11,000- 1601 Loretta Ave. - Heirs of Norma Currens Walker to St. Louis Investments
•$72,500- 2003 Maple Tree Dr. - Jared and Autumn McGregor to Stephan Monigan




E. St. Louis



•$35,841- 1908 State St. - Unity for a Better Community to New Life Community Church of E. St. Louis
•$52,000- St. Clair Ave., & 4491 St. Clair Ave. - Ivan and Maxim Cazacu to Enis and Beata Hodzic




Freeburg



•$350,000- N. State St. - Schmitt LLC of Freeburg I to Freeburg Fire Protection District




OFallon



•$118,000- 1108 N. Yale Dr. - Patrick and Irma Jurgensmeyer to Marilyn M. McClintick
•$135,000- 1201 N. Yale Dr. - Patrick and Irma Jurgensmeyer to Daniel S. Stewart
•$220,360- 932 Sturbridge Tr. - McBride Stone Briar to Maurice L. Nash and Deborah A. Nash
•$47,500- 617 W. Adams St. - Federal National Mortgage Association to Christine Brigujlio







October 7, 2015




Belleville



•$66,000- 1331 Klee St. - William Chapman II to Brian and Kathryn Cullon
•$162,500- 2587 Wintercreek Dr. - David Howe to Luke Ostrander
•$150,000- 2721 Rentcher Rd. - Dong Ha. Kim and Ok Lan Kim to Gerald and Tracy Ripley




Cahokia



•$1,600- 113 Edwards St. - Fannie Mae to Be A Man Buy Land




Fairview Heights



•$140,000- 7014 Conner Pointe Dr. - James M. Queern to Mahmood Investor




Freeburg



•$130,000- 210 S. Vine St. - Edwin W. Lange to Kelly M. Hill




New Athens



•$598- 3251 Spaldt Rd. - Verena and Cletus Edward Kreher to Harrisonville Telephone
•$70,00- 915 N. Mill St. - Barbara G. Poston to Daniel Lehman




OFallon



•$47,400- 704 Longfellow Dr. - Huntington Chase Land to PBBF
•$253,811- 1425 Arley Hill Dr. - D&F Contracting to Jason and Natasha Riley
•$47,400- 713 Thoreau Dr. - Huntington Chase Land to Phillips Custom Builders







October 8, 2015




Belleville



•$4,360- 2020 Centreville Ave. - Dolores J. Kniepkamp to Wayne and Janet Kniepkamp
•$102,500- 1036 Five Forks Dr. - Milburn Kurt and Leigh Ann Gardner to Steven and Mary Wright
•$239,800- 7 N. Douglas Ave. - Avery Holdings to Tygracon Properties
•$297,000- 3 Lindbergh Cr. - Bouse Properties to Bouse Fiudo LLC




Cahokia



•$51,900- 118 St. Robert Dr. - Improvement Homes to Tibo Real Estate
•$39,000- 14 Helen Ct. - CRInvestments to Improvement Homes
•$49,00- 1153 St. Rose Ln. - Improvement Homes to River Dream Holdings
•$44,000- 22 Louise- CRInvestments to Improvement Homes
•$41,500- 500 St. Barbara- CRInvestments to Improvement Homes
•$23,860- 1157 Jones St. - St. Louis Investments to AZA Properties




Centreville



•$45,750- 212 N. 69th St. - CRInvestments to Improvement Homes




Collinsville



•$62,625- 205 Echowood Dr. - JPMorgan Chase Bank to Monica L. Morris
•$149,300- 109 Schiller Dr. - Neil G. and Betty J. Shope to Marion L. and Bobbie J. Smith




Fairview Heights



•$172,000- 230 Lakeland Hills Dr. - Robert and Joyce M. Maher to Larry A. Ello
•$118,500- 232 Joseph Dr. - Carol Judith Warner to Teresa L. Mantle




Freeburg



•$1- 731 Shady Ln. - Village of Freeburg to Julia Wilkerson, Sharon Domyan & Ryan Chism
•$1- Shady Ln. Julia Wilkerson, Sharon Domyan, & Ryan Chism to Village of Freeburg




Marissa



•$15,000- 221 E. 8th St. - Susan Hake to David G. Schneidewind




Mascoutah



•$105,000- 202 S. Lebanon St. - John Dethrow and Heidi Holtgrewe to Sara Parry
•$154,000- 463 Falling Leaf Way - Jerod and Theresa Stephenson to Charles L. III and Leah M. Hageman




Millstadt



•$105,000- 3221 Beare Ln. - Randy Beare to Frederick and Jean Schwartz




OFallon



•$115,000- 103 Virginia Ave. - Brian H. Reynolds to DCMTB Properties
•$275,000- 1155 Windermere Run- Theresa L. LaBenne to James and Sheila Dickey
•$45,000- 206 Persimmon Dr. - Secretary of HUD to Aaron and Melissa Paton




Shiloh



•$237,737- 2716 Ambridge Dr. - Fulford Homes to David P. and Michelle M. Meagher




Swansea



•$32,00- 1604 N. 17th St. - Michael E. Hatzl to Brian Rauk







October 9, 2015




Belleville



•$67,250- 323 S. Church St. - Improvement Homes to American Estate and Trust FBO
•$23,000 - 328 N. Fortieth St. - Secretary of HUD to Orlando Brown
•$750- 18 N. 42nd St. - Charles Kadlec to Homegrown Properties
•$202,000- 3012 Cedarbrook Dr. - Lionel N. and Hilary Randeau to Aimee Smith
•$60,000- 501-503 Lucinda Ave. - Clara Lickenbrock Trust to Carrie Keller
•$1,600,000- 2954 Carlyle Ave. - George Charles Schuetz to Thomas H. Renner
•$25,781- 645 Devonshire Dr. - Secretary of HUD to Kaja Holdings 2
•$48,500- 864 Wilshire- JCS Acquistions to Rebirth: E. St. Louis
•$28,050- 25 N. 49th St. - Intercounty Judicial Sales Corp. to Secretary of HUD
•$51,500- 18 Howard Dr. - Wells Fargo Bank to Gloria J. Bailey
•$110,500- 313 Fredericksburg Dr. - Hilpert Living Trust to Jonathan T. Vandever
•$35,000- 201 S. 29th St. - Evelyn Haentzler Trust to Jason E. Buss
•$115,000- 440 Lorenz Ln. - Secretary of HUD to Stephen Lodes




Cahokia



•$48,750- 500 St. Barbara Ln. - Improvement Homes to American Estate and Trust FBO
•$45,750- 8 Drexel Dr. - Improvement Homes to American Estate and Trust FBO
•$59,600- 1203 Upper Cahokia Rd. - Improvement Homes to American Estate and Trust FBO
•$37,800- 6 Baldwin Ln. - Impala to Phoenix Housing
•$8,000- 262 St. John Dr.- Charlsie C. O'Dell to Brunton Properties
•$8,000- 313 Garden St. - Jessica Cole to St. Louis Investments




Caseyville



•$29,000- 200 Twin Dr.- Federal National Mortgage to Thomas and Michael Vojas




Centreville



•$51,950- 212 N. 69th St. - Improvement Homes to American Estate and Trust FBO




E. St. Louis



•$20,000- 4235 Trendley Ave. - Secreatary of HUD to Jared Wells




Fairview Heights



•$115,000- 21 Stacy Dr. - Matthew A. and Emily K. Wambold to Brian J. Ervin




Lebanon



•$70,000- 11739 Richwood School Rd. - Jermone L. and Susan D. Reilmann to Nathan and Ellen Hustedde
•$230,000- 922 Belleville St. - John C. Grunlee to Mark S. McCarty




New Athens



•$33,00- 107 N. Clinton st. - Andrew J. Kreher to James R. and Connie Cominsky




OFallon



•$135,000- 103 Center Grove Dr. - Julie A. and Wayne W. Lentz to Kevin J. Sawyer
•$271,562- 1311 Arbor Green Trail Huntington Chase Homes Corp. to Christopher and Bethany Malone
•$343,375- 621 Longfellow Dr. - Lara Beth Morrison to Kevin W. and Jamie Hayden Cadieux
•$32,000- 617 Willowbrook Way- Milburn Road LLC to PBBF LLC
•$37,000- 1425 Winchester Grove Ct. - Southern Illinois Land Investments to Kappert Construction




Shiloh



•$121,900- 2231 Glenfield Rd. - Vanessa Pruitt to Louise Ashford

Madison County Foreclosures:




October 13, 2015




Nationstar Mortgage v. Joseph and Kamile Jusufi, $179,767.80, 1 Spruce Ct., Bethalto. 15-CH-601

The Bank of New York Mellon v. Estate of Sharon Y. Wahle, $63,595.00, 1311 Sir Lancelot, Godfrey. 15-CH-602

Deutsche Bank v. Melissa Patterson, $54,532.82, 2740 Sanford Ave., Alton. 15-CH-603

Freedom v. Henry D. Thompson, $70,674.89, 3214 Franor St., Alton. 15-CH-604

PHH Mortgage v. Luis E. and Kathryn D. Cruz, $178,719.78, 28 Meadowbrooke Dr., Troy. 15-CH-605




October 14, 2015




First Collinsville Bank v. John W. Schneider Jr. and John W. Schneider Sr. and Jill Schneider, $74,039.96, 522 Elsie Ave., Edwardsville. 15-CH-307

Ditech Financial v. Pamela M. Lucash, $67,089.01, 3129 Myrtle Ave., Granite City. 15-CH-608




October 15, 2015




EMC Mortgage v. Dustin F. Bazzell, $66,228.76, 920 Cedar Dr., Wood River. 15-CH-606

PHH Mortgage v. John R. Shock Jr., $125,154.91, 27 Lakewood Ct., Collinsville. 15-CH-610

US Bank v. Gary and Tara Edwards, $74,005.00, 5175 Old Alton Rd., Granite City. 15-CH-611




October 16, 2015




Wells Fargo Bank v. Julie A. Cole, $80,672.99, 4308 Wedgewood Dr., Alton. 15-CH-612

Madison County Real Estate :




October 1, 2015




Alton



•$192,000- 124 Serenity Dr. - Joey L. and Mark A. Gibbs to Matthew E. Duke




Bethalto



•$28,000- McCoy Rd. - Robert Lowrence to Kaylee M. Yates
•$128,500- 821 Sequoia Dr. - Richard and Lisa Mersinger to Marolyn Lux
•$90,000- 519 Oregon- Kevin Case and Ellen Connoyer Case to Eric M. Harkey




Collinsville



•$58,650- 437 Spring St. - Intercounty Judicial Sales Corp. to Secretary of HUD
•$37,000- 851 W. Country Ln. - Harold R. Parker to Stephen Earl Chitty Jr.
•$44,000- 1604 Main St. - Barend P. Horn to Bonnie Horn
•$103,500- 1414 Franklin Ave. - Gary and Judy Goodman to Casey Willis and Angie Starwalt
•$87,500- 1100 Cleveland St. - Rose Tidwell to Alexander and Ashley Cisneros




Edwardsville



•$16,000- Chain of Rocks Bridge- Eugene C. and Joan Menges to Village of Glen Carbon
•$186,000- 807 Amherst - Chad D. and Jill G. Abernathy to John and Clarissa Cameron
•$250,000- 3938 Sequoia- Trevor and Jessica Voss to Chad D. and Jill Abernathy
•$200,000- 109 Allen St. - Thomas R. and Nancy L. Metzler to Charles B. and Susan B. Stanley




Glen Carbon



•$174,900- 403 Bayview Ct.- Assad Hammoud to William Bogue
•$165,000- 76 S. Meadow Ln.- Joshua and Julie N. Steinkamp to Jeffrey A. Oller and Danielle J. Foreman




Godfrey



•$87,500- 621 St. Peters Dr. - Pearl Assets to Linda and Matthew Nagel




Granite City



•$23,900- 2105 Glen Dr. - The Judicial Sales Corp. to JMP Family Homes




Highland



•$56,500- 1814 Olive St. - US Bank to J&S Head Investments
•$99,500- 1811 Pine St. - Evelyn Willmann to Joseph and Karen Rittenhouse
•$125,250- 1306 Paradise Dr. - Torre J. and Twyla A. Rutz to Debra Aaron
•$188,000- 110 Arrowleaf St. - Joseph M. and Karen M. Rittenhouse to Torre J. and Twyla A. Rutz
•$32,00- 245 Baneberry Dr. - Mettler Development to Ty and Erin Barr
•$130,000- 1330 28th St. - Michael W. and Sherry L. Zick to Mary Beth Gourley
•$164,900- 4817 Cedar Spring Dr. - Christopher and Amber D. Harris to Mary J. Stryker
•$65,000- 1602 Zschokke St. and 801 13th St. - Providence Bank to Mettler Development
•$188,000- 310 Courtland Dr. - C. Thomas and Lee Ann Head to Michael and Sherry Zick




Madison



•$570,000- 608 McCambridge Ave. - Realty Income IL Properties 2 to QuikTrip Corp.
•$570,000- 608 McCambridge Ave. - QuikTrip Corp. to Mac's Convenience Stores




Maryville



•$25,000- 2060 Decker Rd. - Regions Bank to Robert A. Mounts
•$173,500- 700 Andra Dr. - Michelle Lynn Vermaux to Mickey and Jessica Jader
•$235,000- 1868 Crimson Oak Dr. - Leslie J. Mahl to Gary R. and Dennise S. Benear




Troy



•$358,000- 1512 Essex Pl.- Tottleben Construction Service to Robbie J. and Susan M. Primeaux







October 2, 2015




Alton



•$10,500- 2923 Weges Ave. - Estate of George Schmikus Jr. to John F. Light
•$205,00- 556 E. Broadway - Batog Hardwood Floors to Chris and Cody Buttry-Hinkle
•$93,000- 3421 Gary St. - Sara L. and Steven P. Saettele to James R. Fillback
•$35,000- 3450 Meridocia St. - Secretary of HUD to Kenneth E. and Joyce M. Depper
•$48,000- 1417 Seiler Rd. - ARX TAX Asset Group to Nicholas R. Fencel
•$305,000- 105 Lake Dr. - Paul and Anne Novak to Kevin and Jennifer Rufo




Bethalto



•$171,000- 418 Georgia St. - Mindy J. Labby to Nathan and Melissa Bloodworth
•$32,000- 448 S. Priarie St. - Vince and Deborah Valesano to Robert Lowrance
•$148,000- 452 S. Priarie St. - Benneta M. Ruppert to Marsha E. Edmonds




Edwardsville



•$148,000- 1214 University Dr. - Martha L. Brediger to Jean A. Benson




Godfrey


•$379,900- 2824 Highlands Rd. - Living Trust of Freddie and Nancy Barrett to Donald L. and Melisa L. Bohannon
•$217,000- 5309 Wright Ct. - Bonnie G. Tyler to Herman R. and Carolynn A. Brennecke
•$291,000- 5220 Foxglove Ln.- Jeff and Jamie Jones to Matthew and Courtney Lopez
•$168,000- 3211 Morkel Dr. - Mary L. Lefferson to Patricia D. Kirby




Granite City



•$82,000- 3803 Frankllin Ave. - Matthew Grable and Alex J. Bryce to Lauren Glass
•$45,000- 2921 Marshall - Sandra Jean Bradfield to Kassandra Morris




Highland



•$105,000- 302 Park Rd. - Doris J. Buske to Dale Krump




Moro



•$239,900- 101 Heritage Trail- Marsha E. Edmonds to Richard S. and Donna M. Mann
•$23,000- 21 Oak St. - DEA Property Group to Deborah Smith




Wood River



•$71,500- 550 Tipton Ave. - Rachel E. Harris to Jason M. Heeren
•$40,000- 411 Tipton Ave. - Secretary of HUD to Tiller Holdings







October 5, 2015




Alton



•$570,000- 4822 Shadowbrook Ln. - Michael P and Terri Hilgendorf to Ricky D. and Stacy S. Cox
•$58,000- 210 Mather St. - Zada N. Berghoff to Edward A. and Sandra K. Halliday
•$251,750- 3880 Seminary Rd. - Sandra Hobbs ad J. Ray Hobbs to Charles L. Hanfelder II and Rhonda L. Hanfelder
•$98,450- 2205 Edwards St. - Charles E. and Karen Rut Lampin to Brandon M. Taylor
•$60,960- 202 Wisconsin- Korin R. and Steven E. Fisher to Ralph G. and Marsha K. Paslay




Bethalto



•$232,450- 4 Spruce Ct. - Brian L. and Jennifer N. Courtoise to John and Ashley Webb
•$86,900- 325 Bartmer St. - Ricky L. Mettler to Jacob M. Trimm and Haleigh M. Jenkins




Edwardsville



•$755,000- 29 Country Club View - Catherine A. Croft to Edward L. and Carla M. Mullins
•$192,000- 1735 Meadow Ln. - Lauren M. Kabbes to Jennifer D. Anoldi
•$138,000- 1811 Madison Ave. - Robert T. Bailey to Randall and Kathy Malawy
•$182,500- 1724 Meadow Ln. - Viola Deloris Draper to James W. Jr. and Susan Y. Johnson
•$40,000- Country Club View - Catherine A. Croft to Edward L. and Carla M. Mullins




Glen Carbon



•$100- 21 Glen Ed Professional Park- Glen Ed Family Dental to Sones Properties




Godfrey



•$140,000- 1526 W. Delmar Ave. - Pau and Jacqueline A. Aholt to Kyle Sr. and Mindy Gutierrez




Granite City



•$111,400- 223 Cleveland Blvd. - Peter Bacon to Charlie G. Blair
•$575,000- 3301 W. Chain of Rocks Rd. - MAHI to AMIHI




Hartford



•$38,000- 100 E. Elm - David and Tracy Mceuen to Hartford




Highland



•$90,000- 12539 Silver Lake Rd. - Daniel S. Sickage to Andrew T. Qualls
•$105,000- 20 Northwest Manor - Susan Mainridge to Zachary Hewitt




Troy



•$124,900- 507 Franklin Ave. - Gloria J. Leadley to Andrew Phillip and Keegan Renee Esping
•$172,000- 53 Arbor Spgs - Thomas J. and Tricia E. Daniels to Jacob M. Halde and Candace B. Meyer




Wood River



•$168,000- 62 Indian Dr. - Charles Hanfelder II and Rhonda Hanfelder to Jewell R. and Sandra M. Hobbs







October 6, 2015




Alton



•$41,000- 1116 Washington AVe. - Secretary of HUD to Mellaney Gray
•$70,000- 245 Ladd St. - Federal Home Loan Mortgage to Courtney Goforth




Collinsville



•$10,000- 3201 VFW Ln. - Robert Lee Warren to William Warren Jr.
•$210,000- 21 Pine Valley Dr. - Larry J. Baudino to Maximino G. Gomez




Dorsey



•$215,000- 9135 Huette Rd. - Richard Coyle to Brandon Heiderscheid




E. Alton



•$18,000- 627 Monroe St. - Home Investors to Caleb Davis




Edwardsville



•$280,000- 8307 Cass Dr. - Kenneth E. and Amy Wysocki to Lisa A. Smith
•$168,900- 651 E. Vandalia St. - Mark C. and Karen R. Klaus to Laura Salyer
•$280,696- 8775 Gall Rd. - Penn Builders to Daniel J. and Jennifer Mueth
•$190,000- 8400 and 8401 Rock Ridge Ct. - Retail Place to Brandon and Rachel Case
•$350,000- 403 Country Club View- Henry Eugene Blaine to The Catherine A. Croft Trust
•$77,500- 3709 N. Arbor Lake -Arbor Lake Development to Carrington Homes
•$69,990- 45 Nickelplate Dr. - Infinity Land Group to James and Kristin Powell




Glen Carbon



•$165,000- 163 N. Meridian Rd. - Andrew D. and Jennifer A. Sanders to Chadd and Sarah Haselhorst
•$195,000- 7042 Augusta Dr. - Tom Thiede to Jeffrey and Megan Blind
•$314,511- 516 Briarstone Dr. - Remington Properties to Bradley E. and Megan A. Riechmann




Godfrey



•$68,000- 3123 W. Delmar Ave. - Justin Hartmann to Ewing E. Baldwin Jr.




Granite City



•$108,000- 3315 Maryville Rd. - Joseph P. and Janet L. Vaughn to Bobby and Kay Kuehne
•$167,900- 4845 Danielle Ct. - Daniel Winkle to Adam P. and Stephanie L. Meyenburg
•$80,000- 3121 Willow Ave. - Adam and Stephanie Meyenburg to William and Beverly A. Chrusciel
•$60,000- 2308 Terminal Ave. - Jeffrey A. Thomason II to Donald Pikesley
•$61,000- 3165 Jill Ave. - Cynthia D. Row to Travis Fletcher and Lillie Ahlin
•$58,900- 2725 Ralph St. - Elizabeth and James Williamson to Mark W. and Jenny L. Hutchins




Highland



•$170,000- 40 Wren Dr. - Bradley G. Baxter to Lawrence Baudino
•$112,000- 11759 Highland Rd. - James V. and Patricia A. McMahon to Jason W. Nash




Marine



•$135,000- 315 S. Duncan St. - Tyler Eaton to Dustin R. Clary




Maryville



•$137,000- 6818 Hampshire Ct. - Travis M. and Randall E. Morgan to Martin J. and LaDonna J. Hiles
•$204,000- 9 Ashworth Ct. - Stephen R. and Linda L. Pingel to Joshua D. and Kelly N. Williams




Roxana



•$42,900- 339 W. Thomas St. - Bank of America to Secretary of HUD




St. Jacob



•$155,000- 411 Elm St. - Faith M. Eck to Rachel Cain




Troy



•$225,000- 7 Stonebrooke - John E. IV and Tammy G. Baker to Todd Dodson
•$345,000 - 8567 E. Kirsch - Nancy Palmer to Dwight and Vicki Sutterfield
•$114,000- 111 Wayland Ave. - Michele ad David Sheahan II to Rebecca Grossmann
•$178,000- 94 Sugarmill Rd. - Richard and Kathleen Engel to Anthony and Dawn DeNap







October 7, 2015




Collinsville



•$65,550- 6 Jeri Lynn Ln. - Urban Financial of America to CBH Holdings




E. Alton



•$58,000- 604 Monroe St. - Cynthia D. Lee to Joshua A. Hancock
•$65,900- 128 Lincoln Ave. - Tod I. Schum Trust to Larry P. Mitchell Jr.




Edwardsville



•$365,000- 647 Monaco Dr. - Thomas Maxwell to Tad and Melody Armstrong




Glen Carbon



•$328,900- 145 Smola Woods Ct. - Lerch and Musec Inc. to Erick M. and Lauren E. Gill




Granite City



•$94,145- 5113 Stacey DR. - The Judicial Sales Corp. to JCS Aquisitions




Highland



•$53,000- 204 E. Pocahotas Rd. - Albert and Cynthia Meinen Jr. to Nancy E. Schoen
•$90,000- 1351 28th St. - Jared J. Haselhorst to Kayleigh N. Emmerick and Dustin A. Clemons
•$119,500- 1205 21st St. - Steven E. Frey to Jason R. and Stacy E. Eeten
•$255,000- 75A & 75B Crimson Ct. - Bonne Terre Construction to Rajvinder K. Tut
•$184,000- 12901 Andrew Dr. - Robert A. and Pamela I Kronk to James D. and Barbara A. Gifford




Maryville



•$204,900- 2051 Briarbend Ct. - Osborn Homes to Tammy G. and John E. Baker IV
•$213,900- 6 Hickory Dr. - Delert J. and Diana M. Henderson




New Douglas



•$90,000- 501 N Main St. - Nathan B. Roberts to Clifton K. and Guylene R. Graves




Pocahontas



•$159,000- 3404 Highron Dr. - Casey B. and Catherine R. Adolph to Aaron A. and Jaime L. Roach




Roxana



•$46,500- 221 Rohm Pl. - Fannie Mae to Treva M. Swain




Trenton



•$306,200- #2 Rosebud Ct. - Stephen Marr ad Marcia E. Marr to Errol W. Rottman Jr. and Laura Ann Rottman




Troy



•$112,200- 539 Meadowlark St.- Nationstar Mortgage to Ernest and Violet B. Huffman
•$65,000- 7901 Samantha Dr. - Threesum Development to Thomas A. Jeffery

St. Clair County Foreclosures:




September 21, 2015




Everbank v. Orlando Ward and Demetris Ward, $201,798.96, 16 Westhaven Meadows Dr., Belleville. 15-CH-655




September 22, 2015




Wells Fargo v. Stephan and Barbara Mastison, $141,883.91, 107 W. Green St., Mascoutah. 15-CH-649

Parkside Financial Bank and Trust v. T. Bow Inc, $1,293,147.00, 104 Northtowne St., Lebanon. 15-CH-650




September 23, 2015




The Bank of New York Mellon v. Joseph L. and Joyce Lynn Moore, $106,493.88, 1407 Doris Ave., Cahokia. 15-CH-651

Ocwen Loan Servicing v. David E. and Dina K. Stidham, $70,875.88, 5207 Bonita Blvd., Fairview Heights. 15-CH-652




September 24, 2015




The Bank of New York Mellon v. Keith A. and Angelica Adams, $87,468.45, 241 Circle Dr., Fairview Heights. 15-CH-654




Septmeber 25, 2015




Wells Fargo Bank v.Llaura K. Steinke, $69,829.64, 9332 Carbon St., Belleville. 15-CH-657

The Bank of New York Mellon v. Aimee L. Pullen, $88,608.28, 2729 Brookrun Dr., Belleville . 15-CH-658

Deutsche Bank v. George Whitehead Jr. and Nancy Whitehead, $60,120.85, 1435 N. 55th St., E. St. Louis. 15-CH-659

Ocwen Loan Servicing v. Daniel T. and Linda K. Moussette, $120,161.09, 24 Pine Tr., Fairview Heights. 15-CH-660




September 28, 2015




Wells Fargo Bank v. Leonard C. Richmond Jr., $33,635.06, 1704 Andrews Dr., Cahokia. 15-CH-661

Ocwen Loan Servicing v. Terrance Black and Callie M. Black, $92,473.99, 320 & 322 Campus Dr., Belleville. 15-CH-662

Deutsche Bank v. Dennis E. Nolde and Christina A. Gibson and Denise Tinsley, $83,912.07, 613 S. Douglas Ave., Belleville. 15-CH-663

Nationstar Mortgage v. Cindy S. Gentry, $69,461.68, 1003 Caseyville Rd., Caseyville . 15-CH-664

Wells Fargo Bank v. Sandray and Bradley Dahl, $56,802.44, 8300 Stowers Ln., Collinsville. 15-CH-665




September 29, 2015




Carrington Mortgage Services v. David and Patricia Cox, $210,187.12, 4 Westlake Dr., Fairview Heights. 15-CH-667







September 30, 2015




Dieterich Bank v. BJR Properties, $3,591,436.44, 128 Regency Park Dr., O'Fallon. 15-CH-666

$Pingora Loan Servicing v. Richard J. Avdoian, Nancy H.M. Avdoian, $137,958.09, 206 Oxford Ave., Fairview Heights. 15-CH-675




October 1, 2015




First National Bank of Waterloo v. State of IL, $13,548.56, 1030 Golfview Ct., Belleville. 15-CH-669

Fifth Third Mortgage Co. v. Audrea Precious A. Obannon, $160,311.36, 308 Americana Cr., Fairview Heights. 15-CH-670

Nationstar Mortgage v. Travis Ensor, $45,139.29, 222 Elizabeth Ave., E. Carondelet. 15-CH-671

Champion Mortgage v. Unknown Heirs of Carolyn J. Simpkins, $108,784.44, 121 Timber Dr., Swansea. 15-CH-672

Lakeview Loan Servicing v. Richard Ethington, $81,387.65, 20 North Oakland Dr., Caseyville. 15-CH-673

Federal National Mortgage v. Jose M. Leands, $57,666.35, 16 Rosehaven Dr., Belleville. 15-CH-674



October 2, 2015




Wells Fargo Bank v. Crystal Herron, $22,773.29, 539 Wimmer Pl., E. St. Louis. 15-CH-676

US Bank v. Tameisha Rockett-Rose, $64,221.00, 523 N. 40th St., Belleville. 15-CH-677

Wells Fargo v. Donald L. and Rosanna L. Gazaway, $147,076.76, 3759 Winward Way Dr., Swansea. 15-CH-678

Wells Fargo Ban v. John E. Davis III, $94,692.63, 704 S. Hilgard St., OFallon. 15-CH-679




October 5, 2015




US Bank v. Robert andTammy Betts, $31,580.20, 1435 N. 39th St., E. St. Louis. 15-CH-680

Federal National Mortgage v. Bernhard W. Gummersheimer, $73,106.72,10 Fox Meadow Ln., Cahokia. 15-CH-681

Wilmington Savings Fun Society v. Delores Ann Zipfel, $103,745.06, 66 Beth Ann Dr., Belleville. 15-CH-682

Wells Fargo V. Larry and Mary Hale, $87,080.74, 101 E. Phillips, Mascoutah. 15-CH-683

Bank of America v. Lucas and Amy Seely, $90,458.62, 221 Elvira Dr., Fairview Heights. 15-CH-685

Bank of America v. Joseph B. and Genevieve R. Roller, $70,489.00, 221 Sunset Dr., Belleville. 15-CH-686




October 6, 2015




Wilmington Trust v. Casablanca Williams, $105,992.67, 411 Ryan Dr., Fairview Heights. 15-CH-688




October 8, 2015




Urban Financial of America v. Unknown Heirs of Eddie W. Cook Sr., $42,591.76, 1434 Trendley Ave., E. St. Louis. 15-CH-684

Everbank v. Yolanda G. and Raymond C. Harris Jr., $9,306.19, 108 Ramona Dr., Belleville. 15-CH-689

Nationstar Mortgage v. Sandra L. Miskell, $72,854.17, 423 Colleen Dr., OFallon. 15-CH-690

Nationstar Mortgage v. Thomas T. Riner nd Tamara Riner, $91,890.85, 20 Eberhart Dr., Caseyville. 15-CH-691

Carrington Mortgage v. Bryan M. and Rachel E. Dixon, $82,879.45, 920 N. 17th st., Swansea. 15-CH-692

Madison County Asbestos Motion Docket:




Monday, October 26




1:30 p.m.




SMOOT JOHN V. A W CHESTERTON COMPANY

14-L-000996, ASBESTOS J 327







Wednesday, October 28




9 a.m.




EAVEY NORMA INDIVIDUALLY V. 84 LUMBER

14-L-001736, ASBESTOS J 327




HEINZ MARIE INDIVIDUALLY V. AESYS TECHNOLOGIES LLC IND AND

12-L-001997, ASBESTOS J 327




COSTIC PEARLIE INDIVIDUALLY V. 84 LUMBER

14-L-001083, ASBESTOS J 327




MCVETY MARGARET V. 84 LUMBER

14-L-001128, ASBESTOS J 327




EASTERLING SHIRLEY V. 84 LUMBER

14-L-001376, ASBESTOS J 327




FRISO JOSEPH V. 3M COMPANY FKA MINNESOTA MININ

15-L-000117, ASBESTOS J 327




GRZYWINSKI RAY V. AFTON PUMPS INC

15-L-000396, ASBESTOS J 327




COOPER INGE E INDIVIDUALLY V. AIR AND LIQUID SYSTEMS CORP AS

12-L-001998, ASBESTOS J 327




PROVOST STEVE V. 4520 CORP., INC.

13-L-001722, ASBESTOS J 327




TAYLOR ALTON V. 4520 CORP INC

14-L-001505, ASBESTOS J 327




FORSYTH CHESTER III V. AIR LIQUID SYSTEMS CORPORATION

15-L-000410, ASBESTOS J 327




KENNEDY MARCUS A V. DALE WILLIAMS TRUCKING INC

13-L-001919, RUTH 311

Madison County Civil Docket:




Wednesday, October 28




9 a.m.




ROSHELL MARCUS V. FRANKLIN THERESA

14-L-000837, CROWDER 320




SCHEFFEL FINANCIAL SERVICES IN V. HEIL STEPHEN J

13-L-001488




STARNES MICHAEL V. STEEL WORKS LLC

14-L-001041




CLUBBS JEANENE V. SMITH NICHOLAS L

14-L-001664




HARRISON CHRIS V. BURCH RICHARD

15-L-000021




IBERG RICHARD G V. AMEREN ILLINOIS

14-L-000969




KELLERMAN IND AND ON BEHALF OF V. MARION BASS SECURITIES

01-L-000457




MORTON EDWARD V. BUBBASLICEBONE INC DBA BIG DAD

11-L-001445




GRAY ANN V. SCHUETTE STORES INC A CORPORAT

13-L-000683




BLIXT BROOKE V. FLUSS QUINTON

15-L-000928




DILLIER DIANE V. STEWART TYRAI

15-L-000358




KUECHLER ROBBIE V. KRIETEMEYER JO ANN

13-L-000375




ROTHMANN FURNITURE STORES INC V. KANALLAKAN JUDY

15-L-000491




MUDD NATHANIEL V. THIEMS GARY

14-L-000766




RILEY PEGGY L V. CRAWFORD KRISTEN D

14-L-001536




FLOWERS DIANA V. HARPER TIMOTHY

12-L-001504




CAMBRON APRIL V. BHUTHIMETHEE VIWATHNA

13-L-001084




RYAN LARRY E V. SHOP N SAVE WAREHOUSE FOODS IN

14-L-000416




AYERS BOB V. AZ WELDING AND MACHINE INC

14-L-001378




MCGREW BARBARA MORRISSEY AS NE V. BRADY MICHAEL

11-L-001020




GILL LAURA V. DOLL-POLLARD ANNE DR

12-L-001318




NASELLO KRISTI V. ALTON MULTISPECIALISTS LTD

15-L-000273




COOL CITY LIGHTS LLC V. MIDWEST SUNRAY LIGHTING & SIGN

13-L-001816




WATSON KIMBERLEY V. SKIFF RON DBA RONS TRUCK SERVI

14-L-001784




COORDINATED YOUTH AND HUMAN SE V. HONEY DO HOME REPAIR INC AN

13-L-001921




VILLAGE OF GLEN CARBON AN ILLI V. BLOTEVOGEL ASSOCIATES INC

15-L-000485




PRUITT TANYA V. HILL JAMES

15-L-000325




PALMER TARA V. YOUNG STACI R MD PC

13-L-000093




MILLER RICK V. ROSE OPTICAL

13-L-001151




GREATER ST JAMES BAPTIST CHURC V. MARLIN LEASING CORPORATION

13-L-001903




DUCKKETT ROBIN M V. MOORMAN G E

12-L-001091




HABERER MELISSA V. MILLER KAYLA

13-L-002187




CANN ROSE M V. REPUCCI LOGAN M

14-L-000076




CURTIS CHRISTINA M V. BOLT TYLER J

15-L-000519




LOGUE MICHELE M V. EDDINGER DANIEL D

14-L-001279




SCATURRO GERALD M V. VOGEL MATTHEW J

14-L-000836




NEWCOMBE BRANDON A MINOR BY HI V. THOMASON ANNA

14-L-001148




FISHER JOHN V. SPEE DEE DELIVERY SERVICES INC

14-L-000831




KAUFMAN MICHAEL V. WORTHAM ERIC

12-L-000541




MANIS TRACI I AS SPECIAL ADMIN V. MILLER JACOB K

15-L-000626




WILSON DEBORAH V. NAYLOR JEFFREY DMD MS

15-L-000087




WINTERS JIMMY V. SWEENEY KYLA AS DULY APPT REP

12-L-001539




CONWAY RAYBURN V. ALHAMBRA COMMUNITY FIRE PROTEC

12-L-001894




SMITH DOUGLAS V. RAMONS EL DORADO RESTAURANT IN

15-L-000209




ELBRECHT JANICE K V. RP LUMBER CO

15-L-000393




STATE FARM FIRE & CASUALTY COM V. DNP PLUMBING SERVICES INC

15-L-000503




MCCLOUD NATHANIEL V. AUTOZONE INC DBA AUTO ZONE

15-L-000217




CARRINGTON KIMBERLY SPEC ADM O V. ROWE DAVID E

15-L-000551




OSBORNE SARAH E V. BURNSIDE DAVID W MD

15-L-000537




NINNESS CHARLENA A MINOR BY/TH V. DALLA RIVA MD DR JAMES

14-L-001284




REYNOLDS ELIZABETH V. CITY OF EDWARDSVILLE

13-L-001022




BENTON RYNETTE AS NEXT FRIEND V. CITY OF GRANITE CITY

14-L-000723




HOERCHLER DANIEL L V. HARLOW ROBERT C

15-L-000401




BENTON RYNETTE AS NEXT FRIEND V. CITY OF GRANITE CITY

14-L-000723




LAURENT EARLENE V. MEHRS/MISSOURI GOODWILL INDUST

14-L-000338




WOMACK AYRON V. EDWARDS DEBRA

15-L-000347




FORD PATRICIA V. SHELL OIL COMPANY

11-L-000524




COPELAND DWAYNE C EXECUTOR OF V. ALTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL

14-L-000827




OWENS KEN V. MIDDLETON LINDSAY

15-L-000938




ASHTON VICKI INDIVIDUALLY V. HOVAN SERVICES OF EDWARDSVILLE

12-L-001302




PARKS GARY V. CHECKERED EXPRESS INC

14-L-001765




MATTISON ANDREW V. CONOCOPHILLIPS WRB PARTNER LLC

12-L-001588




HOLEMAN TERRY V. SANDERCOCK CARL

14-L-001593




PRUITT TANYA V. HILL JAMES

15-L-000325




AHART VICTOR V. COLLINS ANNTANETTE R

15-L-000136




KERNAN LAWRENCE V. CITY OF HIGHLAND

13-L-002105




HAUGLAND ERIC V. FISCHER DAWN DACHSHUND RESCUE

14-L-001029




JACOBS EDWIN V. MARTY ANDREW

15-L-000185




MORRISON CHRISTOPHER L V. UNITED SEATING AND MOBILITY LL

13-L-000354




CAGLE PAMELA V. SURREY COURT APARTMENTS AT D A

15-L-000114




HARMON HAROLD V. SPEARS SHARON J

14-L-001178




CASTELLI AMANDA V. FEDEX GROUND PACKAGE SYSTEM IN

15-L-000366




VAHLE DENNIS V. MARTIN & BAYLEY INC DBA HUCKS

15-L-000096




STONE TONYA M V. STUECKEL SCOTT H

11-L-000160




MURRAY MICHELLE V. FLEMING PATRICIA

15-L-000566




VOSS PHILLIP J V. MURPHY TERRENCE L

14-L-000771




SMITH-HENKE DANIELLE V. VERDERBER ALYSE

13-L-001914




SHEWMAKE ROBERT V. COUNTRY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPA

14-L-000379




DAVIS CLIFFORD J V. GRIFFITH DAVID F

14-L-001228




HIGHLANDER BRIAN SR V. ENGEMAN JAMES

15-L-000247




BOYER BERTHA E V. STOCKMAN BIRDIE E

13-L-001651




WAKEFIELD KATELYN A MINOR BY H V. MCDONALDS RESTAURANTS OF

13-L-000621




QUICK ROBERT L JR V. WEIDNER JOSHUA R

15-L-000310




NORMAN JAMIE V. JOHN JACKSON

14-L-001558




CARMACK WANDA L V. CITY OF GRANITE CITY ILLINOIS

14-L-000878




LONG CYNTHIA V. TD NAIL SPA LLC

15-L-000171




HOUSTON EVELYN V. ROPER SCOT A

14-L-001379, MUDGE 302




MOYERS REBECCA L AS SPEC ADM O V. PATEL RAJNIKANT MD

14-L-000042




FULLER MIKE V. SOUTHWESTERN ILLINOIS HEALTH F

15-L-000588




CECCHINI JOSEPH V. AMEREN ILLINOIS COMPANY

14-L-000021




SHERRELL JAMES III V. ULLOA CALIXTO

11-L-000281




MAJOR CIERA V. VANDALIA BUS LINES INC

13-L-001781




OGLE MARY K V. LAKESIDE PLAZA LLC

12-L-000749




BROOKS KELLEY S V. REES AND KIFFMEYER MODERN RETI

14-L-001367




TREVINO ORFA V. JACKSON DONALD

12-L-000878




CUVAR LYNN V. HARRIS NATASHA

14-L-001219




STATE FARM FIRE AND CASUALTY C V. METRO EAST ROOFING

14-L-001337




MILLER MICHAEL V. OVERMEYER MARK A

09-L-001057




JOVI STEPHEN INDIVIDUALLY V. KUGLER MORRIS A MD

15-L-000654




LEMASTER AMY V. EXCEL TRANSPORTATION SERVICES

14-L-001273




EMBREY ADAM V. METRO EAST GUTTERING INC

12-L-000189




CHALMERS MICHELLE V. HERITAGE ENTERPRISES INC

14-L-001068




HAYS WILLIAM D V. SACCKETTI ALLISON S

14-L-000629




CLASEN DALE C V. HEINEMEIER MICHAEL R

15-L-000288




COULSON TIMOTHY V. TAYLOR LEROY

15-L-000260




KRAMER NANCY V. BUERK BETHEL DDS

15-L-000360




GATEWAY PUBLIC ADJUSTERS PC V. BRUNAUGH JASON

14-L-001055




LAFOND LARRY V. SMITH JORDAN

15-L-000921




SUMMERS GILBERT V. WALMART STORES INC

14-L-001472




CHILDERSON JANE V. LANGENHORST PHYLLIS

13-L-000677




LEHNEN TRUDY V. SHELL OIL COMPANY AKA SHELL OI

13-L-000679




TIMMONS KELLY V. CITY OF GRANITE CITY ILLINOIS

13-L-002013




CUVAR LYNN V. HARRIS NATASHA

14-L-001219




MERRILL REBECCA V. OSBEC MEDICAL OF SOUTHERN ILLI

15-L-000282




LEONARD MARK V. ROBLES DAWN

10-L-001188




BATES EARNEST V. FORBES ROBERT S

15-L-000524




HAYS WILLIAM D V. SACCKETTI ALLISON S

14-L-000629




GIBSON PAMELA K V. SELTZER DAVIS MD

15-L-000076




IRWIN LEE V. AMERICAS PROPANE

15-L-000183




WALL MICHAEL V. HELMKAMP TODD

13-L-000116




VIELUF ROBERT V. HOFFARTH DALE

13-L-000054




RANSON SOPHRONA V. WALGREEN CO AN ILLINOIS CORPOR

13-L-000560




WILLIAMS ANNETTE V. MCDONALDS

14-L-001515




JOHNSON MARY E V. ARMSTEAD CHARLES S JR

14-L-000600




OMEGA DEMOLITION CORP V. PRAIRIE STATE SALVAGE AND RECY

15-L-000505




VILLARREAL RUBEN` R V. GLEN WEST ENTERPRISES INC DBA

14-L-000898




DIAZ CARLOTA V. MILNER TONI J

14-L-001547




AMMONETTE MANIE V. C T WS LOUNGE INC DBA CTWS

15-L-000179




HANNEKEN ANDREW V. K & D CORNERS INC DAB BRENDAS

15-L-000486




JOHNSON MARY E V. ARMSTEAD CHARLES S JR

14-L-000600




ALDRIDGE BARRY V. DUGUAY CHRISTOPHER

15-L-000248




PATEL TARUNKUMAR T V. GHANSHYAM MANAGEMENT INC AN IL

09-L-001079




BRUMMEL JOHN R AS FATHER AND N V. KOSTIELNEY NICHOLAS L

14-L-001605




LAKIN JAMES V. CASEYS RETAIL COMPANY DBA CASE

14-L-000655




BOND MARY V. WRIGHT MEDICAL TECHNOLOGY INC

12-L-000410




FOCHT AMANDA J V. BOX DAVID L

15-L-000902




AVANT MARK A V. KANE MECHANICAL INC

15-L-000416




LOVETT GINA F V. KAUFMAN CHRIS

14-L-000811




ROUNDCOUNT JARIS V. DIEL TYLER

15-L-000466




DEFOREST RHONDA V. US BANK NA

15-L-000292, RUTH 311




ZANCHA TIFFANY INDIVIDUALLY V. RDG HOLDINGS INC DBA TOMAHAWK

15-L-000717




URSPRUNG KENDRA V. MIDWEST PETROLEUM COMPANY

15-L-000419




KUTZ DAVID C V. LANE JEFFREY E

14-L-000289




CLARK JOHN S V. LOWES COMPANIES INC

13-L-000208




KHAMMANIVONG KHAMPHANH V. GATEWAY PACKAGING COMPANY LLC

14-L-001189




YOUNG JACKIE A V. FERRARI NORMA J

15-L-000508




JOHNSON DOLORES J AS TRUSTEE O V. TERRA PROPERTIES INC

14-L-000882




LOOPER WESTON AKA KRISTI LOOPE V. KUETHE AARON R

15-L-000877




WARREN KAREN D V. HUCK JOAN K

13-L-001832




MOLL ANDREW T V. LEE DAVID W

13-L-000582




LOCKETT REBA M V. NIEHAUS EDWARD R

15-L-000037




MERCER ANDREA B V. CHIVAS INC DBA CARISILOS MEXIC

13-L-001483




CORDES MARY V. KOPSIE SHYANN

15-L-000035




WISNASKY SCOTT AS THE ADM OF T V. CSX TRANSPORTATION

15-L-000692




ANDERSON JOSEPH V. SHELL CHEMICAL LP FKA SHELL CH

14-L-000573




WHITEHEAD DANZEL V. VALERIUS RICK

14-L-001740




R P LUMBER CO INC AN ILLINOIS V. PARKER PATRICK

13-L-000623




KRAFT KASSIDY I V. MOSKI RUBY

15-L-000497




KAUFMAN MATTHEW V. NEFA INC DBA UNIVERSITY TOWING

15-L-000100




MILLER KIMBERLY D V. SWIFT TRANSPORTATION COMPANY I

14-L-000368




HANSEN JANICE V. YEAGER SUSAN

12-L-000800




RATAY FRANK V. RASHEEN TAYLOR

15-L-000489




TRICE GINA V. JONES DARLA

15-L-001024




THATCHER JASON V. SHELL OIL COMPANY

12-L-000142




ROBBINS OSCAR V. OQUINN JOCELYN

13-L-001879




FISCHER KATHERINE V. YATES STEVEN R JR

14-L-001056




CLAYTON KAY A V. SMITH ROBERT L

15-L-000259




MOUTRIA JOHN D V. BROWN JONATHAN L

11-L-001340




KANE TIFFANY V. YEAGER SUSAN E

12-L-000616




MUELLER WALTER V. LUTHERAN SENIOR SERVICES DBA M

14-L-001580




PANZIER PATRICIA V. SA-ENC VIP MANOR LLC DBA VIP M

14-L-000602




STINGER DEBORAH V. ALTON CASINO LLC DBA ARGOSY CA

15-L-000556




KALERT JANICE K V. SHELL OIL COMPANY

12-L-000045




USSERY SANDRA V. AMERICAN MULTI CINEMA INC

14-L-000067




LOFTIS TOMMY A V. WHITEHILL WILLIAM L

13-L-001336




STUTTLE CHARLES M V. HELICA PHARM LLC

14-L-001607




CONNOYER VIOLET V. CITY OF ALTON ILLINOIS

15-L-000399




ARMSTRONG SHERMAN V. MAGNOLIA MARINE TRANSPORT

15-L-000813




LAROSE PHIL L V. LOWES HOME CENTERS LLC

15-L-000823




HONNEN RACHAEL C V. JUNG TRUCK SERVICE

14-L-001258




YOUNGBAUER GEORGE W V. CATES MATTHEW J

14-L-001065




1:30 p.m.




HARDY PHILIP M V. SUPERVALU INC DBA SHOP 'N SAVE

12-L-002063, RUTH 311







Thursday, October 29




9 a.m.




FLIEGER MARK IND ADM OF THE ES V. BRAVO CARE OF ALTON INC AN

12-L-001426, STOBBS 327




EDWARDS JASON V. RIVERBEND BILLIARDS AND GRILL

12-L-001835, MUDGE 302




KAVICH VIOLET V. AIR PRODUCTS AND CHEMICALS INC

08-L-000242, MUDGE 302




Friday, October 30




9 a.m.




CAMBRON APRIL V. BHUTHIMETHEE VIWATHNA

13-L-001084, CROWDER 320