Knoxville Community Update: Legal and Public Notices for August 12, 2024
This week in Knoxville, a variety of legal and public notices have been published, providing important information for the community. Among these notices are foreclosure sales, non-resident notices, and updates on estate administrations. Here’s a summary of the key announcements.
Foreclosure Notices
One significant notice pertains to a foreclosure sale for a property located at 8608 Ellis Lane, Knoxville, Tennessee. The sale will take place on August 15, 2024, at 11:00 a.m. at the City/County Building in Knoxville. This action has come about due to a default in payment secured by a Deed of Trust. The property will be sold to the highest bidder for cash, and it is subject to all easements, restrictions, and unpaid taxes.
Non-Resident Notices
Several non-resident notices have been issued, indicating that defendants reside outside of the state or cannot be located. For example, notices have been filed regarding cases such as:
- Kenzie Marie Sellers v. Brittany Danielle Sellers: The defendant is required to respond within thirty days.
- Lesnia Tiffany Sanchez Posadas v. Erick Jonas Duron Avila: Similar requirements are set for this case.
- Nevaeh Dorothy Howell by Rector Thomas Wyrick and Elsie L. Wyrick: The unknown father has been summoned to respond.
Failure to respond to these notices may result in a default judgment being entered against the respective defendants.
Estate Notices
Numerous notices to creditors have been published concerning various estates within Knoxville. These notices detail that individuals or organizations with claims against the estates of deceased persons are required to file their claims within specific time limits. Here are a few key estates:
- Estate of Horace Lee Ballard: Letters testamentary were issued on July 26, 2024, for claims to be filed within four months.
- Estate of Chad Austin Bottiger: Creditors are instructed to file any claims by November 22, 2024.
- Estate of Maurine Britt: This estate has similar notice requirements to be complied with by early November
Each estate comes with a unique docket number and specified representative, further outlining necessary legal proceedings.
Additional Recent Developments
Public notices like those concerning the disciplinary proceedings against legal professionals also carry weight in ensuring community awareness. For instance, Joi Wilson Akridge has been summoned regarding a formal complaint filed against her by the State Bar, with a deadline to respond by August 19, 2024.
Conclusion
The mix of foreclosure, court notices, and estate information highlights the ongoing legal activities within the Knoxville area. It is important for residents to stay informed about these matters, particularly those who might be directly affected by the legal actions or who have claims to submit.
For full details, individuals are encouraged to visit the Register’s Office or attend court sessions as necessary.
