Daily Record Financial News &
Monday, May 11, 2015
Vol. 102, No. 126 • Two Sections
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Black Knight IPO at finish line Company awaiting final approval from SEC
Fidelity National Financial Inc.’s latest spinoff is almost ready to go. During the company’s conference call last week to discuss first-quarter earnings, Executive Chairman Bill Foley said the company hopes to launch the initial public offering of Black Knight Financial Services Inc. this week. The company was awaiting final approval of its prospectus from the Securities and Exchange Commission, Foley said. “We’re really right at the finish line on the IPO,” he said. Black Knight is a mortgage technology and analytics company that was formerly part of Lender Processing Services Inc.,
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Expansion coming for Downtown candy store
another company that was once spun off from Fidelity as an independent company. Fidelity reacquired LPS last year. Black Knight will not be an independent company. Fidelity has not said how many Black Knight shares will be sold to the public, but it has said it will retain a majority ownership after the IPO. Black Knight reported last week in an SEC filing that it had
revenue of $227.2 million and net income of $14.5 million in the first quarter. Fidelity, which is mainly a title insurance company, reported adjusted core first-quarter earnings of 37 cents a share, up from 22 cents last year. Revenue rose 15.3 percent to $1.58 billion. “First quarter was a great start to 2015. While this was a strong first quarter in our title business, we expect higher pre-tax margins as we enter the second and third quarters,” Foley said. “We also believe that a publicly traded Black Knight can be a source of further value creation for all of our FNF shareholders,” he said.
Fidelity looks to spin off J. Alexander’s
Black Knight is not the only Fidelity spinoff in the works. It is also working to complete the spin-off of restaurant company J. Alexander’s in the third quarter this year, company officials said last week. Fidelity last year created a tracking stock called Fidelity National Financial Ventures, or FNFV, to represent the non-real estate-related investments held by the company. As Foley said in FNFV’s quarterly conference call last week, Basch... Continued Page A-7
Ready to build a new vision
CNBC host buying two buildings to ease crunch at Sweet Pete’s It didn’t take long for the owners of Sweet Pete’s to know they were in a tight spot, but in a good way. Co-owner Allison Behringer said the candy retailer was doubling revenue projections almost immediately after opening in December. By the time first-quarter results came in, it became clear the business had outgrown the building at 400 N. Hogan St., a space it shares with The Candy Apple Cafe & Cocktails restaurant. “We are far exceeding what we thought we could do,” Behringer said Saturday. They needed more space for candymaking classes, private events and retail sales. The extra space also would keep the two businesses from being “so on top of each other.” That’s where having a partner like Marcus Lemonis comes in handy. The CEO of Camping World and star of CNBC’s “The Profit” has verbal agreements to buy the buildings at 424 and 502 N. Hogan St. to accommodate the growing business. He also plans to purchase the parking lot between Sweet Pete’s and 424 N. Hogan St. and will fund the renovations, according to a news release. The sales prices will become public when the deals are completed. Duval County Sweet Pete’s... Continued Page A-11
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Jake Gordon, Downtown Vision’s new executive director, begins today leading the nonprofit urban advocacy organization.
Learning players, raising money top priorities
By Max Marbut Staff Writer An outsider with an inside view. Or an insider with an outside view. That was the duality Jake Gordon talked about Friday morning over a cup of coffee at Chamblin’s Uptown Bookstore & Café. He was making those observations two blocks from the offices of Downtown Vision Inc., where he went to work as executive director for the first time this morning. Formerly executive director of the Business Improvement District in Camden, N.J., Gordon has ties to North Florida
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through his wife, Dana, a University of Florida graduate who grew up in Gainesville. The Gordons and their two children, Alex, 4, and Samantha, 2, traveled here at least four times a year to visit Dana’s parents. The couple also lived in Atlantic Beach for eight months in 2007 before Gordon took the job with the Camden Special Services District. Flying to Jacksonville in March to meet DVI’s board of directors and interview for the job brought a new insight. “For me, going away and then coming back, it’s amazing how much more metro-
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politan Jacksonville has become. It’s more like a city,” he said. Managing a Business Improvement District is a second career for Gordon. A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania Law School, he was attracted to the legal profession because he wanted to understand how rules are made and to be part of the process. But after three years representing clients as a litigator in a large Los Angeles law firm, it was time for a different focus. “I wanted to build something I could be proud of and cities always fascinated me,” Gordon said. DVI... Continued Page A-11
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Today
Final walk across stage for diploma
Jacksonville Suns vs. Pensacola Blue Wahoos
Tuesday, May 12
8 a.m. – Subdivision Standards Policy Committee, 214 N. Hogan St., 10th floor conference room 2 p.m. – City Council JEA Agreement Special Committee, City Hall, Lynwood Roberts Room
9 a.m.-3 p.m. Prime Osborn Convention Center Jaxevents.com
Downtown “Top to Bottom” Walking Tour
Tuesday, May 12 Downtown “Top to Bottom” Walking Tour
10 a.m. The Landing Adlibtours.com
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Adamec Bike Night 6 p.m. The Landing Jacksonvillelanding.com
Photos courtesy of Edward Waters College
Jacksonville Suns vs. Pensacola Blue Wahoos
Public Meetings
9 a.m. – Jacksonville Waterways Commission, City Hall, Council Chamber 1:30 p.m. – City Council Transfer Stations Special Committee, City Hall, Suite 425 3 p.m. – Duval County Election Advisory Council, City Hall, Don Davis Room
Senior Expo
7:05 p.m. Baseball Grounds Jaxsuns.com
Edward Waters College President Nat Glover handed out 139 undergraduate degrees during the school’s commencement ceremony Saturday afternoon in the Adams-Jenkins Sports and Music Complex. Above, Glover shares the stage with Vice President of Academic Affairs Marvin Grant, at the podium. At right, Miss EWC Ashley Williams receives her degree in mass communications from Glover. Florida Sen. Chris Smith, whose District 14 is in Broward County, served as the keynote speaker. The college said Smith recently proposed a bill to create a police academy at Edward Waters.
Today
Thursday, May 14
5 p.m. – City Council, City Hall, Council Chamber
Wednesday, May 13
9 a.m. – Jacksonville Waterways Commission, City Hall, Council Chamber 10:30 a.m. – City Council Special Committee: Vehicles for Hire, City Hall, Suite 425 3 p.m. – Duval County Election Advisory Panel, City Hall, Don Davis Room
Thursday, May 14
9 a.m. – City Council Economic Incentives Special Committee, City Hall, Suite 425
7:05 p.m. Baseball Grounds Jaxsuns.com
Rodney Carrington 7 p.m. Times-Union Center Jaxevents.com
Jason Isbell
7:30 p.m. Florida Theatre Floridatheatre.com
Jacksonville Suns vs. Pensacola Blue Wahoos 7:05 p.m. Baseball Grounds Jaxsuns.com
Wednesday, May 13 Senior Expo
9 a.m.-3 p.m. Prime Osborn Convention Center Jaxevents.com
Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra: Courtney Lewis Returns 7:30 p.m. Times-Union Center Jaxsymphony.org
Jacksonville Suns vs. Pensacola Blue Wahoos
Monday, May 18
9 a.m. – City Council Rules Committee, City Hall, Council Chamber 2 p.m. – City Council Transportation, Energy & Utilities Committee, City Hall, Council Chamber
Tuesday, May 19
9 a.m. – City Council Finance Committee, City Hall, Council Chamber 2 p.m. – City Council Recreation, Community Development, Public Health & Safety Committee, City Hall, Council Chamber
11:05 a.m. Baseball Grounds Jaxsuns.com
Friday, May 15 Bike to Work Day 8 a.m.-10 a.m. Hemming Park Hemmingpark.org
WQIK Free Concert Series: Michael Ray 7 p.m. The Landing Jacksonvillelanding.com
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PROTECTING RIGHTS • PURSUING JUSTICE PROMOTING PROFESSIONALISM
There are many reasons to join JBA
Members of The Jacksonville Bar Association enjoy the first “TPC at the TPC.”
Lawyer Snapshot Name: Ashley I. Goggins Age: 29 Family: 7-year-old son Pets: None Education: I earned a B.S. in psychology from Florida A&M University and later earned both an MBA and J.D. from Stetson University. Admitted to the Bar: Sept. 20, 2013 Employed by: Office of the Public Defender, 4th Judicial Circuit Field of Practice: Criminal defense Professional organizations: The Jacksonville Bar Association Community involvement: I volunteer at Jacksonville Area Legal Aid, Guardian ad Litem and Pop Warner Football as a “team mom”
Ashley I. Goggins
How did you become involved? My son plays football and I wanted to experience this activity with him. Volunteering as a team mom is a great way to be involved with him in a competitive team environment.
How can someone else become involved? Pop Warner is a national youth football and cheer organization that is offered to children throughout Jacksonville by various local associations. It runs predominantly with the help of volunteers: coaches, team moms, gate and concession workers. You can volunteer when your child signs up to participate or check out southeastpopwarner.com to learn more about local associations and their volunteer needs. What have you learned/achieved through this experience? First and foremost, patience. It also is very rewarding to participate with my son in this capacity. You can really see firsthand how sports can help children learn and develop. What was the last book you read or are reading? “Living History” by Hillary Clinton
2015 Annual Golf Tournament Thursday, May 21
Deerwood Country Club Shotgun Start – 1 p.m. Captain’s Choice Fees include: boxed lunch, range balls, drinks, greens fees, reception & prizes
Registration Deadline: Friday
Registration forms can be found online at jaxbar.org/view-events or by contacting the association office at 399-4486. Please remember this is a members-only event. Foursomes ~ Twosomes ~ Individual Players are Welcome!
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By Elizabeth B. Howard Jacksonville Bar Association Board of Governors As law firm budgets have tightened, I am often asked about the benefits of joining The Jacksonville Bar Association and whether it is worth the membership fee. Sitting inside the Dye’s Valley Chalet, overlooking the 16th and 17th holes of The Players Championship, the answer is obvious to me: Yes. The JBA offers local attorneys so much bang for their buck and The Professionalism Conference at The Players Championship last week is a perfect example. Chock-full of judges and offering five ethics credits, followed by an afternoon of golf and networking, it was the perfect mix of education and marketing. The JBA constantly strives to bring its members events just like this. The Law Day luncheon, Bench & Bar holiday party, CLE seminars, committees and sections, Lawyer Referral Service and member luncheons. These are just a few of the ways the JBA works to bring its members benefits. Membership also comes with discounts at many local and statewide vendors.
Howard But most of all, the JBA offers its members the chance to get to know one another on a social and personal level before they face each other in a case. This is an invaluable asset for our clients and helps bring cases to a resolution efficiently and professionally. So do yourself and your clients a favor and join. If you’ve let your membership lapse, now is the time to renew. You will not regret it.
2015 Law Day Luncheon being held in conjunction with the Annual Meeting Wednesday - Omni Hotel Speaker:
William C. Hubbard, Esq. Mr. Hubbard is a partner of Nelson Mullins Riley & Scarborough LLP in Columbia, S.C. where he practices in business litigation. He is the current president of the American Bar Association.
Doors Open for Luncheon: 11:30 a.m. Program Begins: Noon On-site voting: 11 a.m.-1 pm.
Complete details and registration online at jaxbar.org.
JBA Sponsors
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The Jacksonville Bar Association would like to thank our sponsors for their continued support throughout the year. Diamond Sponsors: Jacksonville Bank AON Affinity
Gold Sponsors: Dex Imaging, Inc. Member Benefits, Inc.
Silver Sponsors: Dixon Hughes PLLC OrangeLegal
Participating Sponsors: Legal Art Works Bailey Publishing & Communications, Inc.
legal Calendar
The Jacksonville Bar Association (Susan Sowards, executive director, (904) 399-4486 or jaxbar.org.)
Wednesday: Law Day and annual meeting luncheon, noon, Omni Hotel Thursday: CME Seminar, 9 a.m., Florida Coastal School of Law Thursday: Vintage Lawyers Lunch, noon, Golden Corral on Southside Boulevard May 18: Environmental and Real Property Committee meeting, noon Holland & Knight office May 19: Elder Law Committee meeting, noon, JBA office May 21: Annual golf tournament, 1 p.m., Deerwood Country Club June 4: Noon in June, Main Branch Library, noon June 16: Summer judicial reception/swearing-in ceremony
Jacksonville Area Legal Aid
(Joshua Zmroczek, development director, (904) 356-8371, ext. 314 or jaxlegalaid.org)
Jacksonville Women Lawyers Association
(Susannah Collins, president, (904) 483-3857 or susannah@robinsoncollins.com. Website is jwla.org.)
Thursday: Monthly luncheon, 11:45-1 p.m., The River Club. Speaker is William Graessle with a presentation of “Women in Law — An Historical Perspective.” May 21: Happy hour, 5:30-7:30 p.m. at Bluefish Restaurant in Avondale. Sponsored by First Tennessee Bank, McCorvey Law & Mediation and EDiCT. No cost for JWLA members and guests. RSVP by May 20 at jwla.org. June 3: JWLA annual judicial reception, 5:30-7:30 p.m., The River Club. Theme is “Justice for All.” Tickets are $35 and available at jwla.org. Contact mannion. sarah@gmail.com or coto@harrisguidi. com for details.
The Jacksonville Bar Association Young Lawyers Section
(Michelle Barnett, president, (904) 345-3278 or michelle.barnett@adblegal.com)
Jacksonville Association of Defense Counsel
(Andrew Abramovich, president, (904) 353-0939 or aabramovich@boyd-jenerette.com)
Northeast Chapter, Florida Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys (Gene Nichols, president, (904) 353-3300)
Jacksonville Asian American Bar Association
(Shane Herbert, president, (904) 359-5505 or herbert@flalaw.pro)
Northeast Florida Chapter of Friends of 440 Scholarship Fund Inc.
Jacksonville Chapter of Association of Legal Administrators
The group meets the first Friday of every month at 4:30 p.m. at The Mudville Grille in the St. Nicholas area.
Wednesday: Monthly meeting, noon. For additional information, contact Angie Coker at acoker@gunster.com or (904) 350-7163.
(Holley Akers, (904) 399-8989, or Michael O’Rourke, (904) 398-0811, co-chairs.)
Federal Bar Association Jacksonville Chapter
(Susanne Weisman, president, (904) 549-1304. The association’s website is jacksonvillefederalbarassociation.org.)
Christian Legal Society
(Hollyn Foster, president, hjfoster@sbnjax.com)
Luncheons are generally the third Thursday of the month at the First Baptist Church dining center (Laura and Ashley streets). For more information, email Foster. Friday: Bible Study led by Judge Sharon Tanner, 8-8:50 a.m., The Southern Grill, 800 Flagler Ave. May 21: Monthly lunch meeting, noon-1 p.m. at First Baptist Church Dining Hall. Speaker is Ruth Ann Hepler, a former public defender who utilizes legal training through Christian charitable organizations.
Jacksonville Bankruptcy Bar Association
(Robert Heekin Jr., president, (904) 358-4000 or rah@tmhlaw.net. Or, Jeanne Breault, jbreault@ lansingroy.com. The association’s website is jaxbkybar.com.)
June 10: Installation of officers, noon, The River Club. Aug. 21: Annual Seminar, Sawgrass Golf Resort and Spa.
D.W. Perkins Bar Association
(Stephen Smith, sasmith@sasmithlegal.com, dwperkinsbar.com)
General body meetings the first Thursday of every month.
Catholic Lawyers Guild
(Maria Aguila, president, (904) 255-1130 or maguila@coj.net)
Jacksonville Beaches Bar Association (Bryan Goode III, president, (904) 247-1755)
Meets the third Thursday of the month at The Wine Bar at 320 N. First St. in Jacksonville Beach.
Nassau County Bar Association
(Robert Bernard, president, (904) 261-2600 or bob@eightflagslaw.com)
Three Rivers Legal Services
(Chardea Murray, pro bono coordinator, (904) 394-7450 ext. 7205, chardea.murray@trls.org)
(Elizabeth Locke, president; Erin Juzapavicus, president-elect)
American Board of Trial Advocates Jacksonville Chapter
(Scott Costantino, president, scott@costantinolawfirm.com)
Jacksonville Justice Association
(Fred Catfish Abbott, president. David Dunlap, vice president. Megan Abbott, executive director, (904) 292-1111.)
Legal Marketing Association Southeastern Chapter, Jacksonville City Group (Jessica Sloan, chair-elect, (904) 346-5757 or jsloan@rtlaw.com)
Northeast Florida Paralegal Association
(Allison Alexis, president, at nefpa.president@ gmail.com or (904)360-2349; Jeanne Riggen, first vice president, (904) 281-7935 or nefpa.1stvicepresident@gmail.com)
May 28: Mixer celebrating Paralegals Week and end of semester. Location to be determined. All Legal professionals welcome to attend. To RSVP, contact Jeanne Riggen, nefpa.1stvicepresident@ gmail.com. June 11: CLE informal luncheon, noon-1 p.m., BB&T Bank Building, 200 W. Forsyth St. Register by June 8. Speaker is Mike Smith from Duval County Clerk of Court’s office speaking about electronic courts. All legal professionals are welcome to attend. To RSVP, contact Jeanne Riggen, nefpa.1stvicepresident@ gmail.com. July 2: CLE informal luncheon, noon-1 p.m., BB&T Bank Building, 200 W. Forsyth St. Register by June 8. Speaker is Jamie Ibrahim, director of intake at Jacksonville Area Legal Aid. Topic is JALA’s impact on the community. Register by June 29. All legal professionals are welcome to attend. To RSVP or inquire, contact Jeanne Riggen, nefpa.1stvicepresident@gmail.com. Aug. 6: CLE informal luncheon, noon-1 p.m. at BB&T bank Building, 200 W. Forsyth St. Speaker is Sean Mulholland, owner of Mullholland Investigation talking about enhanced statement taking. All legal professionals are welcome to attend. To RSVP, contact Jeanne Riggen at nefpa.1stvicepresident@gmail. com. Register by Aug. 2.
Paralegal Association of Florida Inc., First Coast Chapter
(Kim Schenkel, president, firstcoastpaf@gmail.com or (904) 249-9030; Jennifer Heape, first vice president, firstcoastpaf@gmail.com or; or fccpaf.org)
May 21: CLE Dinner, 5:30 p.m. Crowne Plaza. Election of officers. Speaker is Steve Stansbury on the topic of legal investigations. RSVP to firstcoastpaf@ gmail.com by Saturday. Members $30, nonmembers $35. Checks payable to PAF-FCC or bring exact cash. June 17: “Workhorse Wednesday” luncheon and election of officers at The River Club. Speaker is George Gabel with Holland & Knight on the First Amendment. One hour of CLE credit pending. RSVP to firstcoastpaf@gmail. com.com by June 11. Members are $20, nonmembers $25. June 25: Annual meeting and election of officers, membership drive and social, 5:30 p.m., Crowne Plaza. Heavy hors d’oeuvres will be served and cash bar available. No CLE provided. RSVP to firstcoastpaf@gmail.com by June 22.
Collaborative Family Law Group of NE Florida
(Connie J. Byrd, president, (904) 731-0990 or connie@lawbyrd.com)
Association of Corporate Counsel, North Florida Chapter
(Harvey Granger, president, nfla@acc-chapters. com, acc.com/chapters/nfl)
This directory includes contact information and news from area legal associations. Every effort has been made to obtain accurate information and any corrections will be appreciated. Information for this directory should be submitted to editorial@baileypub.com or faxed to (904) 353-2628. If your association is not included, call David Chapman at (904) 356-2466.
Happy Hour & Wiffle Golf on the Backyard Nine
FOURTH CIRCUIT JUDICIAL NOMINATING COMMISSION ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS FOR CIRCUIT COURT VACANCY RESULTING FROM THE UPCOMING RETIREMENT OF JUDGE DAVID WIGGINS All applications must be received by 5 p.m. on Wednesday, May 27. Applications submitted after the deadline will not be considered. Full details and application can be found on-line at floridabar.org.
Every Vote Counts!
JBA Board of Governors On-line Election ends TOMORROW! Complete details and a link to the voting site can be found at jaxbar.org
Benefiting Jacksonville Area Legal Aid
Friday, May 15 ~ 4 p.m
At the home of Steve & Anne Pajcic • 1917 Montgomery Place, 32205 Register at www.jaxlegalaid.org/special-events Sponsored by: Pajcic & Pajcic, PA & The Jacksonville Bar Association
Board Of Governors
President Troy K. Smith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rogers Towers, P.A. President-elect Giselle Carson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Marks Gray, P.A.
Fraz Ahmed . . . . . . . . . . . . The Law Offices of Eric S. Block
Michael F. Orr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Dawson & Orr
Michael Bateh . . . . . . . . . . . . . Office of the Public Defender
Michelle Barnett . . . . . . . . . . . . Alexander DeGance Barnett
Editorial Committee
T.A. Delegal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Delegal Law Offices
Patrick J. Kilbane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ulmann Financial
Blane McCarthy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Blane McCarthy
Susan Waller Sowards . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 399-4486
Editor-in-Chief Cynthia Trimmer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ansbacher Law
Geddes D. Anderson, Jr. . . . . . . . . . . . Murphy & Anderson Katie L. Dearing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The Dearing Law Firm Elizabeth B. Howard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Boyd & Jenerette
Lee D. Wedekind III . . . . . . . . . . . . . Smith, Hulsey & Busey YLS President
Executive Director
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Asian American Bar helps at World of Nations
Special to the Daily Record
By Kathy Para The JBA Pro Bono Committee chair
Art Stresing, Jessica Narducci, Nicole Liu and Brian Hayden offer pro bono assistance at Ask-A-Lawyer at this year’s World of Nations event.
It is that time of year again - time to register your law clerks for Noon in June Noon in June is a great way to get your law clerks acclimated to the various legal systems and people that make our local legal system work. Speakers will include Megha Parekh, Senior Vice President and General Counsel of the Jacksonville Jaguars; The Honorable Gary Flower, County Court Judge; The Honorable Dawn Hudson, County Court Judge; The Honorable Patricia Barksdale, United States Magistrate Judge; John Guy, Assistant State Attorney; Matt Shirk, Public Defender; Jacksonville Area Legal Aid representatives; and others.
Thursday, June 4
At the annual World of Nations events, attendees have the opportunity to take a quick trip around the world. There is something for everyone, from sampling international cuisine to watching traditional dances to playing with toys from faraway places. On May 2 and 3, lawyers from the Jacksonville Asian American Bar Association joined forces with volunteers from The Vietnamese Association of Jacksonville and its Vicinities to offer an Ask-ALawyer opportunity at World of Nations. Nhat Nguyen, vice president of the association, worked with Art Stresing, president of JAABA, to make the opportunity available. Pro bono attorneys from JAABA were there to field legal questions and provide direction to additional resources in the community. “In Jacksonville we enjoy a rich diversity of people from nations around the globe,” Stresing said. “World of Nations is a celebration of our many cultures. It was a privilege for us to partner with the Vietnam contingent to provide pro bono legal guidance in the context of this great community event.” In addition to Stresing, the pro bono attorneys included Jessica Narducci, Nicole Liu, Jo-Anne
Yau, Brian Hayden, Michael Barbieri. Their service went beyond answering legal questions, to offering Florida Bar brochures on a variety of topics and providing information on other free and lowcost legal services. Ask-A-Lawyer events are held quarterly and are typically on a Saturday morning in various areas of the city. The effort at World of Nations was a little different and offered pro bono attorneys on-site during the weekend to provide legal guidance within their respective areas of practice and direction to additional resources. The goal of every Ask-A-Lawyer is to take information and guidance directly to members of our community who may not otherwise be able access the expertise of an attorney. We know that, as attorneys, we don’t always tell people what they want to hear. However, with the belief that knowledge is power, we know that with sound information and direction, people are better equipped to get the help they need and/or resolve their matters themselves. Attorneys interested in pro bono opportunities throughout the 4th Judicial Circuit are encouraged to contact Kathy Para, chair of The JBA Pro Bono Committee at kathy.para@ jaxlegalaid.org.
Pro Bono Assistance Needed
11:30 a.m.-5 p.m.
Jacksonville Main Library
Please contact Amanda Brooks at ABrooks@dmphlaw.com if you would like to register your law clerks.
CME Seminar for Mediators Thursday • 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Florida Coastal School of Law, Room 525 This course is eligible for up to 8.0 CME hours including 4.0 Ethics, 2.0 Domestic Violence, 1.0 Diversity and 1.0 General. Mediators are required to self-report hours applicable to their areas of certification at the time of their renewal. For more information on the CME requirement, visit www.flcourts.org. 8.0 General CLER including 4.0 Ethics Credits have been applied for with The Florida Bar. Seminar Credit must be reported to The Florida Bar to satisfy CLER requirements. For more information contact The Florida Bar at 800-324-8060, ext. 5842 or visit floridabar.org.
Go to jaxlegalaid.org Click on “Cases Awaiting Placement with Pro Bono Attorneys” (Cases are identified by Jacksonville Area Legal Aid, Northeast Florida Medical Legal Partnership, Three Rivers Legal Services and the Veterans Legal Collaborative)
JBA Discount Provider
The Jacksonville Bar Association has partnered with National Purchasing Partners to provide members discounts on many products and services. NPP negotiates the rates, and makes them available to Jacksonville Bar Association members. Membership with NPP is free, and there is no obligation to purchase. To access the savings, register at mynpp.com.
Register online at jaxbar.org.
The Young Lawyers Section seeks Nominations for Board of Governors! All those wishing to run for a seat must email Christian George at christian.george@akerman.com no later than the close of business on Monday, May 18, 2015 indicating they would like to run for election and designating the seat in which they are running. You must also submit an attorney profile (word document) and photograph (jpeg). Contact the JBA office at (904) 399-4486 or email jba@jaxbar.org to request a copy of the candidate profile form. The seats up for election are as follows: * Seat 1: Open seat for 2-year term * Seat 2: Open seat for 1-year term * Seat 3: Open seat for 2-year term * Seat 4: Open seat for 1-year term * Seat 5: Two-Year term (Incumbent Cynthia Trimmer) If anyone has any questions regarding the election process, please contact Christian George.
The Vintage Lawyers Luncheon Meeting Thursday ~ Noon
Golden Corral Restaurant on Southside Boulevard This group is open to all attorneys 65+ years young. Not there yet? That’s okay, come anyway and share in the camaraderie of this very special group. RSVP to jba@jaxbar.org by Wednesday.
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Inaugural Minority Mentoring Picnic a success Connecting students, mentors The Diversity Committee of The Jacksonville Bar Association in conjunction with The Florida Bar organized the inaugural Northeast Florida Minority Mentoring Picnic on March 28. Florida Coastal School of Law served as the perfect venue for the picnic from noon to 4 p.m. The purpose of the picnic was to afford minority law students throughout the state an opportunity to meet and interact with attorneys and employers in the Northeast Florida legal community. In addition, the picnic gave attorneys and employers an opportunity to meet young talented individuals who add diversity to our legal community. The goal was to connect minority law students with mentors who are willing to invest time and give back to our future attorneys. Such mentoring relationships assist in furthering the understanding and practice of lawyers and law students working in a diverse legal community. Also, mentoring is rewarding on a personal level to the mentor. Assisting law students to become attorneys who contribute to the legal profession and uphold high standards of professionalism adds to the diversity of leadership in the profession. More than 125 people attended the family-friendly event that featured free food, music, games and children’s activities. During the picnic, law students were able to participate in 30-minute round-table discussions with members of the bench
Donley and bar on topics affecting the legal field. The topics included Views from the Bench, Women in the Law, Tips from Legal Leaders and Networking Tips. Nametags or stickers were available to easily identify potential mentors as well as potential mentees. Also, ambassadors from the Florida Coastal School of Law facilitated introductions between attorneys, judges and students. This event was sponsored by The Florida Bar Young Lawyer’s Division, Foley & Lardner LLP, Conroy Simberg, Rogers Towers, Deutsche Bank, Jackson Lewis, The D.W. Perkins Bar, The Jacksonville Asian American Bar Association, Combs Greene, P.A., Holland & Knight LLP, Florida Coastal School of Law, as well as Moseley, Prichard, Parrish, Knight & Jones. The event was an invaluable chance for sponsors to increase visibility in the community as well as show support for diversity and inclusion efforts in Northeast Florida.
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City Council to honor Towers
From Staff Charles “Charlie” Towers Jr. left an impression on the community, one that City Council wants to officially recognize. Council filed a resolution last week commemorating the life of the Rogers Towers managing partner, who died April 30. The two-page document will be introduced to council Tuesday and highlights Towers’ time in Towers the Navy, his start in the legal world and the community-related efforts he undertook. Eight council members have signed on as introducers.
Chakour joins Terrell Hogan
Attorney and medical doctor Fadi Chakour has joined Terrell Hogan as part of the medical malpractice team. Chakour most recently practiced at Cole, Scott & Kissane, where he focused on medical malpractice, nursing home and catastrophic injury defense. Chakour earned his Juris Doctor from Florida Coastal School of Law. He is a graduate of the Yerevan State Medical Institute in Yerevan, Armenia, where he trained as a medical doctor before practicing general surgery.
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the company is constantly looking to “monetize” those investments. That includes the plan to spin off J. Alexander’s by issuing shares in the restaurant company to FNFV stockholders. Fidelity owns another restaurant company called American Blue Ribbon Holdings that owns several chains, including O’Charley’s and Village Inn. While management is currently focused on the J. Alexander’s deal, “we’re considering similar types of options for ABRH,” Fidelity President Brent Bickett said in the conference call. Besides a spinoff, a private equity buyout is another possibility for ABRH, Bickett said. FNFV reported adjusted earnings of 3 cents a share in the first quarter, with revenue rising 24.8 percent to $478 million.
Deals bring big payday for Foley
Because of incentive payments tied in part to Fidelity’s various deals, Foley earned a total compensation package valued at $80.4 million in 2014, according to Fidelity’s proxy statement filed last week. His package included $35.2 million in stock awards and $42.7 million in non-equity incentive payments. Fidelity CEO Raymond Quirk’s compensation package totaled $9.1 million last year.
FIS updates growth targets
Another company that was spun off from Fidelity several years ago, Fidelity National Information Services Inc. (FIS), gave updated long-term growth targets at an “Investor Day” presentation in New York last week. According to Robert W. Baird
analyst David Koning, FIS projected annual organic revenue growth of 5 percent to 8 percent a year, up from its previous target of 4 percent to 7 percent. Earnings per share growth is projected at 10 percent to 15 percent annually, compared with a previous target of 12 percent to 15 percent. “The analyst day was encouraging, though investors seemed to expect the 5-8 percent long-term revenue guidance,” Koning said in his research report.
Patriot, FRP report first earnings after split
In other spinoff-related news, Patriot Transportation Holding Inc. and FRP Holdings Inc. last week issued their first earnings reports since those companies split into two. Commercial real estate developer FRP reported earnings from continuing operations fell 36 percent in the second quarter ended March 31 to $845,000, or 9 cents a share. Executive Chairman John Baker said in FRP’s conference call that the decrease was due in part to accounting charges related to the separation of the two companies. Trucking company Patriot’s adjusted earnings rose 44 percent to $914,000, or 28 cents a share. However, after a write-off of intangible assets, Patriot had a final net loss of $351,000, or 11 cents a share. The write-off was related to a loss of business from two customers, said Tom Baker, CEO of both Jacksonville-based companies, in Patriot’s conference call. “In both cases, management was not willing to lower our rates to retain the business and chose instead to use our assets and manpower to find and service new business,” he said.
John Baker (Tom’s uncle) said the split of the two companies, which occurred at the end of January, has gone well. It had been difficult running two companies together that were in different industries. “We’ve been gratified by the acceptance of our shareholders and are more convinced than ever that the spinoff will create two easily understood companies, instead of the awkward mixed industry organization that we had before,” he said.
Rayonier earnings increase over last year
Rayonier Inc. reported firstquarter earnings of 14 cents a share, up from adjusted earnings of 8 cents a share last year. The Jacksonville-based timber and real estate company said prices and volumes for its Southern timber rose, but weaker demand from China hurt prices for its timber from the Pacific Northwest and New Zealand. Rayonier also said the timing of several large property sales helped its real estate division. That included a sale of 217 acres in St. Johns County at $17,000 per acre to homebuilder Toll Brothers. During its conference call with analysts last week, Rayonier executives touted its 285-acre mixeduse community under development in Nassau County called East Nassau. “We’re excited about our strategy to unlock value within our coastal corridor properties and believe that the East Nassau project will be an important catalyst in this regard,” said CEO David Nunes. Nunes said Rayonier expects continued improvement in Southern timber prices as the housing market recovers, and he is hoping
The Chester Bedell Inn of Court is now accepting applications for the Inn’s membership for the 2015-2016 Inn year
The Inn is a local American Inn of Court, receiving its charter in 1985 as Florida’s first Inn. There are Inns in every state, with over 27,000 active members and over 100,000 alumni members. The Inns have been designed to improve the skills, the professionalism, and the legal ethics with which the bench and the Bar perform their functions. Membership in the Chester Bedell Inn historically was by nomination only. This year the Inn is additionally accepting applications for membership. Membership consists of three categories: Associate Members: Florida Bar members with 0 to 5 years of experience, serving a one year term. Barrister Members: Florida Bar members with 5 to 15 years of experience, serving a three year term. Master Members: Limited spots available for Florida Bar members with at least 15 years of experience. Applications for membership may be obtained from the Inn’s website at: http://home.innsofcourt.org/for-members/inns/the-chester-bedellamerican-inn-of-court.aspx The deadline for applications is May 15, 2015 and should be submitted to the Inn Administrator, Chester Bedell Inn of Court via email: admin@bedellinnofcourt.com. Any questions may be directed to the Inn Administrator as well.
that market conditions in China will improve in the latter part of this year. “Long term, we continue to believe China will remain an important source of additional demand for our logs in the Pacific Northwest and New Zealand, and we like our exposure to these markets and the optionality that they provide,” he said.
Regency’s metrics rise in first quarter
Regency Centers Corp. last week reported its core funds from operations were 74 cents a share in the first quarter, up from 69 cents in the first quarter of 2014. Funds from operations are basically earnings excluding depreciation and amortization expenses and are considered the key metric for evaluating real estate companies. The Jacksonville-based shopping center developer said its portfolio of 321 properties was 95.5 percent leased as of March 31, up from 94.5 percent a year earlier. Net operating income at properties that have been run by the company for more than a year grew by 4.4 percent. In Regency’s conference call last week, Chief Financial Officer Lisa Palmer said earnings benefited from lower than usual move-out levels of tenants in the first quarter and strong base rent growth.
Jacksonville Bancorp improves earnings
Jacksonville Bancorp Inc. last week reported first-quarter earnings of $914,000, or 16 cents a share, compared with a basically break-even quarter a year earlier. The parent company of The Jacksonville Bank also said its level of non-performing assets (overdue loans and property acquired through foreclosure) fell to 2.64 percent as of March 31, down from 4.05 percent a year earlier. “The first quarter results are reflective of executing our loan and deposit growth strategies, as well as the ongoing improvement in asset quality and the benefits reaped from our 2014 re-engineering initiatives,” CEO Kendall Spencer said in a news release.
St. Joe reports loss
The St. Joe Co. last week reported a first-quarter net loss of $1.7 million, or 2 cents a share. The real estate developer formerly headquartered in Jacksonville reported $17.1 million in revenue in the quarter. The revenue consisted of $5.4 million in residential real estate sales, $7.8 million from resorts and leisure operations, $2.1 million from leasing operations and $1.8 million from timber sales.
Analyst upgrades Web.com rating
After an encouraging earnings report the previous week, Roth Capital Partners analyst Jeff Martin Tuesday raised his rating for Web.com Group Inc. from “neutral” to “buy.” “We believe Web.com is showing
signs of strengthening fundamentals,” Martin said in a research note. “We expect average revenue per user gains throughout the year to drive sequential revenue growth each quarter, with a rebound to historically high adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization margins of 29 percent possible by year end,” he said. Jacksonville-based Web.com’s stock fell from a high of $36.50 last year to a low of $14.52 this year after several disappointing earnings reports, but the stock began to rebound with the positive firstquarter 2015 report. Martin raised his price target for the stock from $17 to $27.
Landstar System downgraded by analyst
Wells Fargo Securities analyst Casey Deak last week downgraded Jacksonville-based trucking company Landstar System Inc. from “outperform” to “market perform.” Deak cited “softening fundamentals” in Landstar’s flatbed trucking business and pressure on profit margins as the company relies more on brokers to arrange shipments of freight. “Based on our checks, shippers also appear to be acting more rationally in finding capacity, a contrast to the substantial premiums they were paying in 2014 as capacity was constrained by both a driver shortage and tough winter weather,” Deak said in his report.
Stein Mart sales up in two-month period
After a big increase in pre-Easter sales in March, Stein Mart Inc. last week reported lower comparable-store sales in the post-Easter period in April. However, the Jacksonvillebased fashion retailer’s combined comparable-store sales (sales at stores open more than one year) for March and April rose by 5.6 percent. Stein Mart has always said that because of the shifting Easter holiday, it is generally more relevant to look at March and April sales combined than to look at each month separately. Total sales for March and April rose 8.4 percent to $264.9 million. Stein Mart had 270 stores in operation at the end of April, up from 263 a year earlier.
Publix earnings rise
Publix Super Markets Inc. last week said that first-quarter earnings rose 11.2 percent to $548.9 million, or 71 cents a share. Total sales for the Lakelandbased supermarket chain rose 6.8 percent to $8.3 billion, and comparable-store sales rose 5.3 percent. Publix also said that, based on the most recent appraisal, its stock price increased from $39.10 on March 1 to $42.10 on May 1. Publix’s stock is made available for sale only to employees and its price is determined by an independent appraisal. mbasch@baileypub.com (904) 356-2466
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Property Appraiser records show the 2015 in-progress assessed values are $531,284 for 424 N. Hogan and $583,508 for 502 N. Hogan St. Lemonis became partners with Behringer and her husband, Pete, as part of “The Profit,” a reality show where he works with small businesses. Before Lemonis got involved, Sweet Pete’s was struggling, operating at a $17,000 loss despite having $400,000 in sales, according to an episode of the show. Everything turned around once he bought out the Behringers’ previous partner. Lemonis said on the show he bought the old Seminole Club for $500,000 and spent $2.3 million renovating the historic building across from City Hall. Though Sweet Pete’s and Candy Apple are not financially tied together, Behringer said they treat the relationship as a partnership. “We don’t want customers to hear, ‘That’s the restaurant, talk to them’ or ‘talk to Sweet Pete’s,” she said. Candy Apple will benefit from the additional parking. Behringer said the second floor in the threestory building at 424 N. Hogan St. has large windows, making it an ideal space for many of the events, such as weddings and parties, hosted by Candy Apple. Sweet Pete’s hosts far more events than it anticipated at this point. On Saturday, there were 10
However, he said, “I’m always a lawyer. I’m negotiating and working within a set of rules.” During the DVI interview process, Gordon spent a few days Downtown to soak up some of the ambiance of the 90 square blocks under the purview of the nonprofit Downtown advocacy organization. He found duality there, as well — a neighborhood with the small-town appeal of running into people you know and the benefits of a major city. “It’s the best of both worlds,” said Gordon, whose salary is $115,000. One aspect that became clear to Gordon is how many groups, organizations and people have made the urban core a priority. He plans to spend his first few months getting to know the players in the business, government and cultural communities. “We have to make sure we’re all pulling in the same direction,” said Gordon. “Understanding the way everyone is working together is the first challenge for me.” That’s on a 90-day timetable for Gordon. Then comes evaluation of DVI’s current activities and role. He knows changes will be made and he’s realistic about the longterm view. “It’s important for the executive director to look at the big picture. Change can be glacial, but little victories make a difference,” he said. Gordon plans to encourage Downtown’s major corporate stakeholders to be more involved in programs and events, including contributing financially. “We have to use funding from those institutions to make it a better place for economic development and bring a positive focus,” he said. In Camden, property owners’ voluntary contributions make up the $1.3 million budget for that New Jersey city’s version of
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Saturday was a busy day at Sweet Pete’s, which hosted 10 children’s parties in addition to regular customers. children’s parties, Behinger said. “What’s been most shocking is Saturday is our busiest day and we thought it would be our slowest,” Behringer said. Becoming partners with Lemonis has been phenomenal, she said, and not just because of the financial investment he’s made. “He’s just a very inspiring partner,” Behringer said, and one who encourages them to collaborate, execute ideas and be creative.
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“We have to make sure we’re all pulling in the same direction. Understanding the way everyone is working together is the first challenge for me.” Jake Gordon DVI executive director Downtown Vision. In Jacksonville, property owners in a 90-block area in the urban core pay an additional 1.1 mills of property taxes to support the same size budget. Gordon also secured a $5.8 million federal grant to create bike lanes in Camden, as well as a $180,000 grant to fund a study on the performance of the lanes. He said during the interview process he would seek grants from government and private entities for DVI. People who work Downtown will be invited to participate with DVI in the neighborhood’s continued improvement. Gordon sees the urban workforce as an asset that can, and should, be more involved. “There are a lot of people Downtown. If they embrace Downtown, they will be our anchor population, our cheerleaders moving forward. “To give them a reason to be invested on a personal level, I think, is important. That’s our role. We’re about making sure people appreciate what they have in Downtown,” he said. Viewing Downtown through eyes that saw it years ago and have now returned with experience and expertise gained in another city gives Gordon a particular insight into the job ahead. “People see the potential of Downtown, but there’s a lot of work to do. If the people here in the city are not embracing it for the benefit it can be, that’s a challenge,” he said. “There is pride, but there also is apathy toward Downtown. We can do better.” mmarbut@jaxdailyrecord.com @DRMaxDowntown (904) 356-2466
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50 years ago this week Public television auction hopes to raise $75,000
Have you ever wondered what life was like in Jacksonville half a century ago? It was a different era of history, culture and politics but there are often parallels between the kind of stories that made headlines then and today. As interesting as the differences may be, so are the similarities. These are some of the top stories from this week in 1965. The items were compiled from the Jacksonville Public Library’s periodical archives by Staff Writer Max Marbut.
of alumni and friends in the Jacksonville area, the community’s support of one of the state’s leading educational institutions and the city’s interest in the betterment of higher education. On hand for the ceremony were state UF Alumni President Nelson Harris, local President Louis Frost and local drive Chair Roy Turknett.
• In Tallahassee, state senators engaged in an extended oratory before approving, 25-18, a bill that would give people 90 days to file notice of damage actions against a municipality. Only 30 days was permitted in 1965 in many cities. Sen. John Mathews of Jacksonville started a heated debate when he offered an amendment that would have killed a provision repealing all municipal ordinances and portions of city charters. He was successful in placing the amendment on a section relating to injuries from falls on sidewalks or in public buildings but was voted down in an attempt to put it in a section covering accidents involving municipal vehicles.
Items with a retail value of nearly $100,000 went on the auction block to raise funds for Community Television Channel 7. On the list were the lectern used by President Lyndon Johnson when he made a speech in Hemming Park, three cars and a boat. Thousands of items were donated by local groups and merchants. The assortment included chandeliers, low-calorie canned fruits and juices, air conditioners, car batteries, bowling balls, water skis, clothing and household items plus ponies, a poodle, holiday cruises and paintings. A profit of about $75,000 was anticipated to pay for operations at the educational television station. • Lamb’s Yacht Center was granted a permit by the trustees of the State Internal Improvement Fund to make a major addition at its marina. The fund denied the same application in October 1963. Franklin McCormick, representing owners of adjacent property, homes across the river in Ortega Forest and in the Ortega Farms area, protested in vain to Gov. Haydon Burns and two other members of the board. Burns said the trustees had no legal ground for denying the permit. He said the matter already had been considered by the Duval Zoning Board when the property was rezoned and the state fund had nothing to do with zoning. Florida Attorney General Earl Faircloth told McCormick the protestors’ only recourse would be in the courts as to whether sufficient notice was given of the rezoning hearing. He claimed the sign giving notice that a zoning change was sought had been placed behind shrubbery on the lot and neighbors were unaware of the proposal for the change. • An injunction suit seeking to end operation of Jossepi’s Bottle Club along Atlantic Boulevard was filed in Circuit Court by County Engineer John Crosby in his capacity as county zoning director. Named as the defendant was Joseph Borgia, listed as the operator of the club, which was described in the complaint as a dance hall where consumption of alcoholic beverages was permitted.
The complaint said the club’s location was improperly zoned for a bottle club and it was in violation of other zoning regulations. The case was assigned to Circuit Judge Roger Waybright, who was asked by Crosby to permanently enjoin Borgia from the alleged violations. • Board of County Commissioners Chair Bob Harris appointed a committee to draft rules and regulations for operation of water companies franchised by the county. Harris directed the group to report within 30 days, after which a public hearing would be called before rules were adopted. The meeting was marked by a statement by Dr. Thomas Morgan, county health officer, who said the county should adopt regulations that go beyond the state sanitary code. Harris took action after hearing reports that bloodworms were found in water going to residents of Arlingwood and Fort Caroline. • Justice was tough in Jacksonville in 1965. Criminal Court Judge Hans Tanzler Jr. imposed a four-year sentence in state prison on Raymond Keir, 42. He pleaded guilty to charges that he broke into Dixie
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Cleaners at 1513 Main St. with intent to commit a misdemeanor. Keir was arrested inside the building after a silent alarm went off when he broke in through a skylight. • Incidents related to a performance by Herman’s Hermits at the Civic Auditorium made the news this week in 1965. Lead singer Peter Noon, 17, and the group were being escorted after the concert by police officers who planned to take the entourage to its hotel. Everybody made it to the patrol car except Noon, who was left behind to fend for himself in a crowd of teenage girls. Police said that before the show, overexuberant female fans smeared a car rented by the group with messages in lipstick, stole the windshield wipers and made off with a $75 watch after breaking into the vehicle. • A former U.S. Air Force enlisted man who had been stationed in Vietnam died when he fired a single rifle shot into his temple after Duval County patrol officers lobbed tear gas bombs into his Marietta home. Police said they were trying to serve a disorderly conduct warrant on the man when he chased them out of his home at gunpoint and threatened to shoot them if they tried later to enter.
After several hours of deliberation with Alton Polson, 36, the tear gas bombs were thrown into the house at 628 N. Jackson Ave. It was then that Polson took his life. Patrolmen G.H. Bass and R.H. Futch said they were told to contact Polson’s wife, Wanda, who said her husband had beaten her badly in the head and choked her into unconsciousness. The investigators advised her to secure a warrant, which she did. It was served by Deputy Constable Gus Moran. • The week of May 11-18 was proclaimed as University of Florida Alumni Loyalty Fund Week by Mayor Lou Ritter. A 1950 graduate of the university, Ritter cited the large number
• Speaking to the Rotary Club of South Jacksonville, Robert Davis, chair of the Jacksonville Area Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee, said as far as he knew, the only organized opposition to the proposal to build a new airport was coming from local Republicans. “I don’t know why the Republicans are opposed,” he said. “Tom Slade (former state representative from Duval County) came out in February with a proposal to tie it into the port authority.” On May 20, a referendum was scheduled in which Jacksonville property owners would decide whether $9 million in general obligation bonds could be issued to build a new airport to replace Imeson Airport. The rest of the money for the $26 million project would come from federal funds, revenue certificates and the sale of Imeson Airport, estimated to be worth about $6 million.
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sell, 12831 Moose Rd, 32226, existing building, single family, $8,700 R15-696864.000, Alta Land & Contract Inc for Mark Fore, 1674 Tutbury Ct, 32246, existing building, single family, $8,250 R15-696873.000, Alta Land & Contract Inc for Ashley Landers, 1937 Burgess Hill Cir E, 32246, existing building, single family, $7,840 R15-696877.000, Alta Land & Contract Inc for Renee Hunter, 2055 Hovington Cir E, 32246, existing building, single family, $8,405 R15-696880.000, Alta Land & Contract Inc for Ricky Ford, 5663 International Dr, 32219, existing building, single family, $9,223 R15-696888.000, Alta Land & Contract Inc for Sarahi Ramirez, 3541 Raymur Villa Dr, 32277, existing building, single family, $13,176 R15-696891.000, Alta Land & Contract Inc for Kevin Easley, 4403 Bedivere Rd, 32208, existing building, single family, $6,484 R15-696894.000, Alta Land & Contract Inc for Joseph Wade, 360 Tallulah Ave, 32208, existing building, single family, $8,285 R15-697171.000, Alta Land & Contract Inc for Harold Rogers, 8568 Arlington Expy, 32211, existing building, office, bank, professional, $4,566 R15-697174.000, Alta Land & Contract
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Blackstone office space for rent
Four lawyers sharing space, utilities, and phone/internet are looking for a two attorney firm to share space or be located adjacent to the offices with a separate entrance. Two attorney offices, plus two secretary desks and file storage area. 24/7 covered parking available within the building. Scenic views and reasonable rates. Corner of Market and Bay Street.
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904 Margaret St, newly renovated Historic Building in Riverside/Five points area. 739 SF, frontage on Riverside Park. Includes CAM, common conference room, break room & reserved parking. $1600/mo, available June 1, 2015. Call Patty @ (904) 355-2674.
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Inc for Harold Rogers, 8800 Arlington Expy 0001, 32211, existing building, office, bank, professional, $13,945 R15-697176.000, Alta Land & Contract Inc for Harold Rogers, 8824 Arlington Expy, 32211, existing building, office, bank, professional, $4,167 R15-697178.000, Alta Land & Contract Inc for Harold Rogers, 8818 Arlington Expy, 32211, existing building, office, bank, professional, $8,553 R15-696634.000, Aaa Roofmasters, Inc. for Michael Till, 2231 Forbes St, 32204, existing building, single family, $5,500 R15-694728.000, Southern Coast Roofing & Construction Inc for Pavlo Yastrebov, 3750 Sarah Brooke Ct, 32277, existing building, single family, $11,000 R15-696808.000, Compass Builders & Renovators Inc. for James Denton, 3005 Caroline Crest Dr E, 32225, existing building, single family, $7,425 R15-696989.000, R & K Certified Roofing Of Florida Inc. for Horizon Holdings LLC, 9116 Cypress Green Dr, 32256, existing building, office, bank, professional, $19,500 R15-697136.000, A.j. Wells Roofing And Construction, Inc. for David Colon, 13031 Chelsea Harbor Dr S, 32224, existing building, single family, $14,000 R15-695902.000, Brannan Roofing LLC for America Quintana, 8230 Creek Hollow Ct, 32244, existing building, single family, $8,000 R15-697064.000, Brannan Roofing LLC for Jasmine Rodriguezz, 9359 103rd St 0001, 32210, mobile home, single family, $4,500 R15-697065.000, Brannan Roofing LLC for Kathy Robertson, 8265 Vermanth Rd, 32211, existing building, single family, $8,345 R15-697066.000, Brannan Roofing LLC for Sarah Strickland, 315 Woodlawn Ave, 32204, existing building, single family, $5,390 R15-696369.000, Alpha & Omega Bldrs Of Jax. for Robert Douglas, 1259 Glen Laura Rd, 32205, existing building, other, $2,500 R15-696368.000, Alpha & Omega Bldrs Of Jax. for Well Fargo, 13824 Seven Pines Dr, 32224, existing building, single family, $2,300 R15-697121.000, Empire Roofing Sales & Service Inc. for Huey Jones, 4980 Nathan Hale Rd, 32221, mobile home, single family, $3,885 R15-694006.000, Lewis Walker Roofing Inc. for Shawnderia Herring, 1609 Brook Forest Dr, 32208, existing building, single family, $5,927 R15-697211.000, American Roofing Of Jacksonville for Sara Hassanzoded, 12296 Sondra Cove Trl N, 32225, existing building, single family, $4,800 R15-697258.000, Coastal Roofing Inc for Marsha Ross, 3209 Hampstead Dr, 32225, existing building, single family, $7,823 R15-697195.000, J & M Roofing Services Inc for Anna Koziol, 1969 Millington Ln, 32246, existing building, single family, $9,265 R15-697044.000, Rogero & Williams Roofing Contract for Ronald Koester, 11849 Loretto Square Dr S, 32223, existing building, single family, $12,500 R15-697270.000, Peak Roofing & Construction Inc for Sonya Allen, 7682 Cranberry Ln S, 32244, existing building, single family, $5,200 R15-697046.000, Energy Roofing Technology Se, LLC for Yvette Gueffroy, 12506 Cliffrose Trl, 32225, existing building, single family, $12,829 B15-694458.000, General Metals & Plastics, Inc for Thomas Brown, 5114 Damascus Rd S, 32207, accessory building, single family, $9,928 B15-694738.000, General Metals & Plastics, Inc for Derrick Austin, 3239 Water Hickory Dr, 32226, accessory building, single family, $3,780 B15-697331.000, General Metals & Plastics, Inc for Ron Hetz, 8135 Cholo Trl, 32244, accessory building, single family, $5,475 B15-694704.000, Property Owner for Frank Jenkins, 3747 St Augustine Rd, 32207, alterations & repairs, single family, $2,000 B15-696312.000, Pools By John Clarkson, Inc for Tracye Polson, 3110 St Johns Ave, 32205, swimming pool, single family, $41,500 B15-696319.000, Pools By John Clarkson, Inc for William Thompson, 3653 Victoria Lakes Dr E, 32226, swimming pool, single family, $35,700 B15-696326.000, Pools By John Clarkson, Inc for Sarah Sharp, 3603 Richmond St, 32205, swimming pool, single family, $41,200
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BUSINESS LICENSES Michael Corrigan Tax Collector
231 E. Forsyth Street Room 130 Phone 630-2080 Bico Jax LLC, Lindaliz Jimenez, 10300 Southside Blvd, 60, Jacksonville, Fl, 32256, Retail Store Sequestered Beauty, Wanda Ebron, 3067 Preserve Landing Dr, Jacksonville, Fl, 32226, Peddler-tang Pp At Retail-movable Golden Select, LLC, Terri Read, 635 Longcrest Ln, Orange Park, Fl, 32065, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Jacksonville Cars Inc., Mark Lemay, 5724 Saint Augustine Rd, Jacksonville, Fl, 322078030, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Jville Crab Shack 2, LLC, Aida Egab, 3126 N. Edgewood Ave, 2, Jacksonville, Fl, 32254, Restaurant, Cafe, Snack Bar Sales Professionals Of America Recruiting, Brian Maxwell, 11442 Courtney Waters Ln, Jacksonville, Fl, 32258, Teacher, dancing, voice, instrumental Bryant Landscapes, Bryant Outdoors Inc, 6213 Kellow Dr, Jacksonville, Fl, 32216, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Javier’s Handyman & Cleaning Services, Hector Tavarez, 13963 Beach Blvd, E3, Jacksonville, Fl, 32224, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec North Florida Roofing Contractors Inc, Mark J Fries, 2730 Isabella Blvd, 50, Jacksonville, Fl, 32250, ContractorAll Types Fries, Mark J, North Florida Roofing Contractors Inc, 2730 Isabella Blvd, 50, Jacksonville, Fl, 32250, Qualifying Agent, Contractors Lopiemar, Inc, Nadege Nicol, 1417 N. Main St, Jacksonville, Fl, 32206, Restaurant, Cafe, Snack Bar Twice As Nice Home Staging And Redesign, LLC, Shelly Sharp, 12886 La Costa Ct, Jacksonville, Fl, 32225, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Sneaker Spot Inc, Shantel Dishon Jones, 2043 W. Edgewood Ave, 3209, Jacksonville, Fl, 32209, Retail Store Anatolian, Ahmet Ozbek, 3500 Townsend Blvd, 233, Jacksonville, Fl, 32277, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Clean Green The Natural Way, Janette D Ross, 13110 Tupelo Place, Jacksonville, Fl, 32246, Peddler-tang Pp At Retail-movable All Occasion Flowers, Amamda R Sutton, 11417 Harlan Dr, Jacksonville, Fl, 32218, Peddler-tang Pp At Retailmovable Audrea Blair Decorative Cleaning Service, Audrea Blair Calvy, 4163 N. Katanga Dr, Jacksonville, Fl, 32209, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Najsolution(s), Natalia Aisha James, 1600 Landsdowne Dr, 406, Jacksonville, Fl, 32211, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Bluegrass, John Paul Redman, 2450 Provost Court, Ponte Vedra Beach, Fl, 32216, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Harris Home Inspections, LLC, David W Smith, 6209 Harvin Rd, Jacksonville, Fl, 32216, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Sheetrock Rickies Drywall Repair, LLC, Richard A Bodway, 10608 Pinholster Rd, Jacksonville, Fl, 32218, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Erbcoat, Christopher Joel Erbach, 4753 Post St, Jacksonville, Fl, 32205, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Limpio Cleaning Solutions LLC, Manuel Hurtado, 10023 Belle Rive Blvd, 910, Jacksonville, Fl, 32256, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Color Vibe Hair Studio LLC, Melissa Thiem, 514 Chaffee Point Blvd, 7, Jacksonville, Fl, 32221, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Ground Effects Of North Florida, Inc, Todd Rowell & John Dotson - Coowners, 3390 Classic Oak Ct, Orange Park, Fl, 32065, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Take It Easy Massage & Spa, Inc, Scott & Tracy Timmons, 9951 Atlantic Blvd, 156, Jacksonville, Fl, 32225, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Southern Charm, Elise R Parolise, 11307 Oak Landings Drive, Jacksonville, Fl, 32225, Retail Store Eve’s Catering, Betty E Jones, 1850 Emerson St, Jacksonville, Fl, 32207, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec
Menchie’s Frozen Yogurt, Courtney Floyo, LLC, 3267 Hodges Blvd, 2, Jacksonville, Fl, 32224, Restaurant, Cafe, Snack Bar Frank & Son Handy Man Services, Frank Sonny, 139 W. 21 Th Street, Jacksonville, Fl, 32206, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Orange And Blue Forms Inc, David Alan Wilson, 3709 E. Wexford Hollow Road, Jacksonville, Fl, 32224, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Cline Ralph Edward, Cline Ralph Edward, 11203 N. Cisco Garden Rd, Jacksonville, Fl, 32219, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Roberts, Stanley, Stanley Roberts, 3227 Ernest St, Jacksonville, Fl, 32205, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Hodges Painting Services, Jonathan M Hodges, 2944 Woodtop Dr, Jacksonville, Fl, 32277, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Kilfoyle, Michael William, C G C Kilfoyle Inc., 8033 St James Way, Mt Dora, Fl, 32757, Qualifying Agent, Contractors Arvensis Therapeutic Services LLC, Linda Faith Latimer, 6015 Chester Circle, 110, Jacksonville, Fl, 32217, Profession Not Otherwise Specified In Your Corner Marketing Corporation, Catherine Jean Booth, 10956 Hidden Haven Ct, Jacksonville, Fl, 32218, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec North Florida Treatment Center, Crc Health Treatment Clinics, LLC, 6639 Southpoint Pkwy, 108, Jacksonville, Fl, 32216, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Myers, Michele, Michele Myers Painting & More, 12358 S. Running River Rd, Jacksonville, Fl, 32225, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec 1 Step Up, Ouiana Andrea Malone, 5991 Chester Av, Jacksonville, Fl, 32217, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec Captured Moments By Kate, LLC, Katherine Gaynor, 14244 Palmetto Springs St, Jacksonville, Fl, 32258, Public Service Or Repair, Not Spec
BANKRUPTCIES Chapter 7
All assets not exempt by law are liquidated to pay creditors. Paula-Marie Rainbolt Paugh, 11110 Windhaven Dr S, Jacksonville, FL 32225, Atty: L Cohen, Case No 15-01767, filed 4-21-2015 Katherine J Metz, 10315 Wood Dove Wy, Jacksonville, FL 32221, Atty: D Fazel, Case No 15-01772, filed 4-21-2015
BANKRUPTCIES Chapter 13
Assets of individual or corporate sole are protected from creditors while repayment plan is developed. Laura J Smith aka Laura Jean Smith aka Laura Parker Smith, 11725 Cherry Bark Dr W, Jacksonville, FL 32218-7687, Atty: K Collier, Case No 15-01756, filed 4-20-2015 Rebecca I Melvin aka Reecca I Goldenberg, 1800 The Greens Wy #710, Jacksonville Beach, FL 32250, Atty: M Sacks, Case No 15-01758, filed 4-20-2015 EBradley Hartsock, 3862 Sandy Shores Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32277, Proper Person, Case No 15-01759, filed 4-20-2015 Michael N McCoy, 1663 Jayhawk Ln E, Jacksonville, FL 32221, Atty: S Albee, Case No 15-01763, filed 4-20-2015 Kaseam Covin, 2279 Tyson Lake Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32221, Atty: M Cleaveland, Case No 15-01764, filed 4-20-2015 Michael L Morton aka Michael Lee Morton & May F Morton aka May Florence Morton, 355 Monument Rd #8E2, Jacksonville, FL 32225-6420, Atty: K Collier, Case No 15-01765, filed 4-20-2015 James Michael Coney & Jocelyn Danielle Coney aka Jocelyn Paschal, 1412 Royal Dornoch Dr, Jacksonville, FL 32221, Atty: C King, Case No 15-01773, filed 4-20-2015 Cathyorn Elizabeth Telfair, 9511 Wagner Rd, Jacksonville, FL 32219, Atty: R Elrod, Jr, Case No 15-01776, filed 4-20-2015
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15-002128-CA Riverstone Construction, LLC vs K.B. Industries, Inc.; Worthy, David Lee, atty, complaint, Div-CV-G 15-002129-CA Calamungi-Outten, Leslie vs Dollar General Corporation; Black, Donald F, atty, complaint, Div-CV-A 15-002130-CA Quick Law Group, The vs Oshields, Michael T.; Quick, Heather Brooke, atty, complaint, Div-CV-F 15-002131-CA Tradewind Settlements, LLC vs Roy, Robert; Johnson, Alyscha Lauren, atty, complaint, Div-CV-F 15-002132-CA Hyland Debt Fund, LLC Portfolio Series 29 vs Gilley, Charles;
Moore, Joshua Dustin, atty, complaint, Div-CV-F 15-002133-CA M&T Bank vs Unknown Spouse Of Jill E. Scheider, Scheider, Jill E; Swartz, Sean Matthew, atty, complaint, Div-FC-C 15-002134-CA Fields, Harrison J vs General Electric Company, Cbs Corporation, Foster Wheeler Corporation, Ingersoll-Rand Company, Union Carbide Corporation, A.w. Chesterton Company; Pickert, Alan Matthew, atty, complaint, Div-CV-CJ 15-002135-CA Billman, Samuel vs Geico, Allstate Insurance Company; Morris, Jeffery Bruce, atty, complaint, Div-CV-C
15-002585-DR Tisler, Marsha Ann and Tisler, Mark Allen Jr; Proper Person, diss of marr, Div-FM-F 15-002586-DR Holman, Velvet C. and Holman, Spencer C.; Proper Person, diss of marr, Div-FM-D 15-002587-DR In Re: Custody: Glover, Meshandra Yolanda and Jackson, Arthur J.; Proper Person, Div-FM-A 15-002588-DR King, Carla A. and King, John A.; Proper Person, diss of
marr, Div-FM-B 15-002589-DR Hulsey, Julia A. and Hulsey, Jason A.; Sussman, Stephanie Ann, atty, diss of marr, Div-FM-F 15-002590-DR Davis, Mary L and Davis, James Carl Sr; Smith, Stephen Alan, atty, diss of marr, Div-FM-D 15-002591-DR Brooke, Beverley C and Brooke, Thomas R; Roberts, Brian Garrett, atty, diss of marr, Div-FM-A 15-002592-DR Shillingford, Thora J. and Shillingford, Angus P.; Miller, Jeffrey A, atty, diss of marr, Div-FMB 15-002593-DR Ortiz, Enrique and San-
chez, Aida T.; Proper Person, diss of marr, Div-FM-F 15-002594-DR In Re: Custody: Douglas, Ronald B. and Wright, Aiesha Y.; Proper Person, Div-FM-D 15-002595-DR In Re: Name Change: Whitaker, John David, Messic, Lindsey Marie; Proper Person, Div-FMA 15-002596-DR Prevatt, Terry Alan and Prevatt, Stephanie Annette; Proper Person, diss of marr, Div-FM-B 15-002597-DR In Re: Name Change: MacDonald, Jessica Mary; Proper Person, Div-FM-F
WELLS FARGO BANK VS: CERT. OF SALE Fashiegha Peters et vir, et al The Estate of Charles M. Carney; Connie Ladendecker, Debra Powell, Jackie (Mike) Knecht, Shari Carner, Vickie Lynn (Norm) Hallgren; unknown claimants by, through, under or against the Estate of Charles Carney
4R Group LLC vs. Ciarrea-Dashay Williams, final judg 121 Financial Credit Union vs. Kimberly Marie Shealey, final judg American Enterprise Bank of Florida vs. Mr.Wink2 LLC & Hartford Life & Annuity Ins. Co. et al, final judg Avail Holding LLC vs. Rosemary Toliver et vir, et al, final judg Manotak Oaks Condominium Associa-
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15-003412-CC Francis, Samuel, Francis, Cynthia vs Ford Motor Company; Cremeens, Patrick J, atty, complaint, Div-CC-I 15-003413-CC Huffman, Scott vs Mcgreevy, John R; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-K 15-003414-CC Grier, John H Jr vs Bolton, Paul; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-G 15-003415-CC Beantown Properties, LLC vs Hills, Jacqueline; Rothstein, Seth Louis, atty, complaint, Div-CC-N 15-003416-CC Pisapia, Alan A vs Mendiola, John, Kubik AKA Smith, Amanda; Rothstein, Seth Louis, atty, complaint, Div-CC-D 15-001713-SC Wise, Barry vs Fernandez, Jose, Rohner DBA Florida Air, Robert; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-J 15-001714-SC Heritage Cash Advance vs Ross, Susezette; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-Q 15-001715-SC Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC vs Davis, Kelly A; Harrison, Joseph I, atty, complaint, DivCC-G 15-001716-SC Career Employment Professionals, Inc DBA Trace Staffing vs Hope Adult Daycare Inc; Proper Person, complaint, Div-CC-A 15-001717-SC Midland Funding LLC vs Alvarez, Jason; Obi, Valeria I, atty, complaint, Div-CC-N 15-001718-SC Capital One Bank (USA), N.A. vs McLane, Albert; Debski, Michael Thiel, atty, complaint, Div-CC-C
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15-001719-SC Capital One Bank (USA), N.A. vs Figuredo, Odalys; Debski, Michael Thiel, atty, complaint, Div-CC-J 15-001720-SC Capital One N.A. vs Macgregor, R; Debski, Michael Thiel, atty, complaint, Div-CC-Q 15-001721-SC Shaw Chiropractic, LLC AAO Robin Denton vs State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company; Saben, Adam B, atty, complaint, Div-CC-G 15-001722-SC Shaw Chiropractic AAO Richard Sargent vs State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company; Saben, Adam B, atty, complaint, Div-CC-A 15-001723-SC Pierce Chiropractic & Rehabilitation, P.A. vs State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company; Saben, Adam B, atty, complaint, Div-CC-N 15-001724-SC Shaw Chiropractic AAO Jennifer Baker vs State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company; Saben, Adam B, atty, complaint, Div-CC-C 15-001725-SC Mandarin Chiropractic Center AAO Gail L. Forsyth vs State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company; Saben, Adam B, atty, complaint, Div-CC-J 15-001726-SC Neurology Partners, P.A. DBA Emas Spine & Brain Specialists As Assignee For Gabrielle N. Terry vs State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company; Saben, Adam B, atty, complaint, Div-CC-Q 15-001727-SC Neurology Partners, P.A. DBA Emas Spine & Brain vs State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company; Saben, Adam B, atty, complaint, Div-CC-F
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CIVIL ORDERS 17133-568 Dean Waters Trust vs. Meridyth Rush, final judg 17133-573 MAC Whispering Oaks LLC vs. Alvaro Gomez-Cervantes, final judg 17133-973 Derek Snead vs. James Keen & Heather, final judg WRH REALTY SERVICES INC. VS: FINAL JUDG 17133-1092 Arnold Prosper, Jr. 17133-1132 Queenie Gadson 17133-1141 Princeton Management vs. Hurney Mincey, final judg 17133-1665 Portfolio Recovery Associates LLC vs. Elizabeth Newbold, final judg 17133-1769 Austin Walters & Elyse vs. Darlesha Powell & Sidney Ratliff, final judg 17133-2122 American Homes 4 Rent Properties Seven LLC vs. Jewel Griffin & John et al, final judg 17133-2129 WRH Realty Services Inc. vs. Heather Wilks, final judg 17133-2136 LLJ Multifamily Ventures 5 LLC vs. Derek Bridges, final judg 17133-2239 Jacksonville Affordable Communities THC Inc. vs. Christine Little, final judg 17133-2418 Magnolia Point Apartments vs. Carline Turner, final judg 17133-2419 Epoch Southpoint Investment Partners Ltd. vs. Vanessa Bernadotte, final judg 17133-2446 William V. Kennedy vs. Mariah Culp, final judg 17133-2447 Mary McFarland vs. Aexis Tetteh & Tametrice Ashley, final judg 17133-2456 JAG LLC vs. Michael H. Davis et al, final judg
17133-2493 Lleba Inc. vs. De Jon Hayes, final judg 17134-34 Roxanna Williams vs. Stephanie Jones, final judg 17134-477 Royal Plus Inc. vs. John W. Lewis & Emily E., final judg HARRIET A. PARKER VS: FINAL JUDG 17134-1139 Brandon A. Whipple 17134-1188 Brandon A. Whipple 17134-1404 Orange Park Partnership vs. Joy Ann Marino et al, final judg 17134-1463 Virginian Arms Apartments Inc. vs. Sheena Grandison & Tara Tanner, final judg 17134-1585 Baymeadows Villages Gardens Associates LLC & 37 East Baymeadows Village LLC vs. Avis Wilson, final judg 17134-1607 Eugene Peer vs. Tommy Simons & Thomasina McCalister, final judg 17134-1909 Staci Matney vs. Latarsha Warthen, final judg 17134-1960 Sunbeam Apartments LLC vs. Tiffany Nichols, final judg 17134-1993 Max Suter vs. John Clark, final judg 17134-2024 Dwayne Miller vs. Sheila Finley Johnson, final judg 17134-2036 9327 Fairway View Place vs. Quran Gilbert et al, final judg 17134-2092 Mitchell & Williams Realty LLC vs. Chrystal Stipp, final judg 17134-2246 Caliente Apartments vs. Terry B. Dales & Lorelie Simpson, final judg 17134-2254 DSH Investments LLC vs. Eceleane G. Brumfield, final judg 17134-2282 BC Bainbridge Spicewood LLC vs. Yolanda Garner, final judg 17135-33 Harriet A. Parker vs. Brandon A. Whipple, final judg
17135-166 Jacksonville Housing Authority vs. Chanelle Trotter, final judg 17135-709 Amber Bacher vs. Keyonna M. Williams, final judg 17135-1093 Atlantic Coast Bank vs. Dana M. Rawls, final judg 17135-1317 WBCMT 2006 C24 Timuquana Road LLC vs. Eric Madlock, final judg 17135-1346 Baymeadows Partners LLC vs. Mark Lyman, final judg 17135-2144 Princeton Management vs. Nichelle Glover, final judg 17135-2154 Shellie Saunders vs. First Coat Painting & Repairs Inc., final judg 17135-2203 Jacksonville Housing Authority vs. Jacqueline Simmons, final judg 17135-2226 MAC Whispering Oaks LLC vs. Jermaine Jackson, final judg 17135-2248 MAC Arbor LLC vs. Johanna Roth-Ewens & Oscar Soliman, final judg 17135-2253 Baymeadows Villages Gardens Associates LLC vs. Rachelle Glisson & Zachary Dinkens, final judg 17136-645 Deerwood Associates LLC vs. Lansear Waters, final judg 17136-832 Fast Payday Loans Inc. vs. Michelle Wiggins, final judg 17136-902 CH-B City Ridge LLC vs. Elissa Stanley, final judg 17136-918 Autovest LLC vs. Manuel Campos Zamago, final judg 17136-1494 Scott Huffman vs. John R. McGreevy, final judg 17136-1497 TFG Jacksonville LLC vs. Corey Cobb, final judg 17136-1502 Galaxy Portfolios LLC vs. Joi A. Atwater, final judg
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Documents Filed for Record Warranty Deeds Subdivision Address* 24 2 27 26 4 26 1338 Adams Lake Unit 4 Adams Lakes Unit 4 Alderman Park Unit No 9 1507 Amelia Cove 3458 Amelia Cove Arlington Hills Annex Arlington River Hills 1533 Atlantic Beach Avondale Bartram Springs 6294 Bartram Springs 14594 Bayberry 7004 Baywood Beachwood Unit 2 Belle Rive Unit 3 Biscayne Grove 1341 Blue Lake Estates 4367 Brookwood Lane 1981 Cedar Creek Landing 5615 Cedar Hills Est Unit 10 Cedar Hills Estates Chasewood Club Manor Cobblestone 3238 Deerwood Unit 3 10174 Eastport Small Farms 21823 Egrets Glade Unit 3 13278 Etta Fairfax Manor 4115 Fishers Addn Flagler Station Ph 2 14064 Foxwood 8066 Gately Oaks Unit 1 12471 Golfair Manor 4501 Greenbrier@Bartram Park Greyfield H G Unit 2 Harts Map Of Jacksonville Hidden Harbor 2368 Hunters Point@Mandarin 10762 Hunters Point@Mandarin 5173 Il Villagio 17 9745 Il Villagio Twenty 9745 Isle Of Palms South 3982 Jacksonville Beach Julington Forest 12963 Keystone Unit No 2 5531 Kingsmill R/P 8125 Loran Estates Unit 2 3139 Los Lagos 7900 Marina Cove Mayfair Place 1769 Miravista At Harbortown 13846 Murray Hill Heights 1077 Murray Hill Heights 3235 North Oak Hill Unit 1 North Springfield Heights 530 Oak Park Heights Oakwood Villa Estates 7701 Ocean 21 Ocean 21 Ocean 21 Ocean 21 Ocean 21 Ocean 21 Ocean Terrace 4009 Old Kings Plantation 5750 Ortega 3703 Ortega Bluff Unit 3A 7869 Ortega Forest 4692 Panther Creek Ph 2B Paradise Preserve Park Lane Estates 5331 Parkside Lakes Ph 2 Queens Harbour 13802 Queens Harbour Y&CC 13811 R/P Lawrence Place 1452 River Forest Unit No 1 5367 Riverdale Gardens 4737 San Jose 7018 Sans Souci Estates 2727 Sierra Oaks West 8080 Silver Ridge 3544 Southside Estates Unit13 Springdale Springfield 218 Sterling Ridge 12554 Stinsons Cedar Springs Sumerlin 6182 Summer Grove 3889 Summer Key Summer Sands Unit 2 1536 Surf Park Unit 1 1732 The Carlton@Oak Lndg 5811 Timothys Landing Unit 1 4616 Timothys Landing Unit 1 4616 Twinleaf At Bartram Pk Villa Ortega 5302 Villas At Cross Creek 260 Vlgs Bartram Spgs Ph II Vlgs Of Bartram Springs 5938
N/A Journeys End Ln L78,92,109,114 L78,92,109,114 Sunnymeade Dr Hickory Landing Ct L7 L40 Riverhills Cr W L4,5 B108 Sec H L885 Green Myrtle Dr Falling Waters Dr Butterfield Ct L38 B1 L22 B8 L46 Biscayne Grove Ln Sherman Hills Py N Lordun Te W San Juan Av 205 L6 B120 7233 Karenita Dr L51 L4 Roundham Ln Windward Wy N Faye Rd Egrets Marsh Dr Un8 Marquette Av L10 B2 Corrine Cr Foxwood Dr Gately Rd S W Marlboro Cr L24B L26 L239 Wl30-32 Huckins Ct Spurs Ct Horse Track Dr Touchton Rd 1624 Touchton Rd 802 Petite Dr L4 B45 Sec A Julington Rdg Dr E Keystone Dr N Summer Palm Ct Scotty Dr Los Robles Ct L1 Mayfair Rd Atlantic Bv 1017 Ingleside Av Plymouth St L1 B2 W 19th St L31 B2 Free Av Un3B Un3B Un3B Un 3B Un3B Un3B Palm Wy Royalty Rd Ortega Bv Lavenham Ct Ivanhoe Rd L48 L38 Coronet Dr L63-67,82-87,90 Longs Landing Rd E Tortuga Point Dr Lawrence Pl River Forest Dr Riverdale Rd Salamanca Av Randy Rd Sierra Gardens Dr Ring Ln L15 B28 L4-7 B7 E 9th St Goldberry Ct L18 High Tide Bv Summer Grv Wy N 13 Unit 1-13 Sand Dollar Cr 7th St N Atlantic Bv 15 Gerber Ct 1 Gerber Ct 1 35C Villa Ortega Dr Carriann Cove Tl W L9 Bartram Village Dr
Prep. 4/10/2015 4/9/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/15/2015 3/26/2015 3/6/2015 3/27/2015 4/17/2015 4/13/2015 4/15/2015 4/23/2015 4/10/2015 4/23/2015 4/10/2015 4/15/2015 4/17/2015 4/22/2015 4/23/2015 4/15/2015 4/10/2015 4/6/2015 4/17/2015 4/21/2015 4/16/2015 4/17/2015 4/10/2015 4/21/2015 4/9/2015 4/16/2015 4/21/2015 4/8/2015 4/23/2015 4/21/2015 4/6/2015 4/22/2015 3/24/2015 4/15/2015 4/20/2015 4/22/2015 4/10/2015 3/26/2015 4/17/2015 8/21/2014 4/7/2015 4/17/2015 4/17/2015 4/23/2015 3/25/2015 3/31/2015 4/17/2015 4/21/2015 4/10/2015 4/24/2015 4/15/2015 3/26/2015 4/17/2015 4/23/2015 4/16/2015 4/15/2015 4/23/2015 4/16/2015 4/16/2015 4/16/2015 4/16/2015 4/16/2015 4/16/2015 4/8/2015 4/22/2015 4/13/2015 3/30/2015 4/10/2015 4/24/2015 4/23/2015 4/22/2015 4/23/2015 4/20/2015 4/10/2015 4/10/2015 4/23/2015 4/17/2015 4/13/2015 4/16/2015 4/17/2015 4/13/2015 4/10/2015 4/17/2015 4/22/2015 4/21/2015 4/22/2015 4/22/2015 4/10/2015 4/17/2015 3/27/2015 3/18/2015 4/15/2015 2/9/2015 4/16/2015 4/13/2015 4/23/2015 4/24/2015 4/15/2015 4/24/2015
Ronnie Fussell, Clerk Circuit Court, Duval County Courthouse, 501 W. Adams St.
Bk. & 17144-0733 17144-0186 17143-2189 17144-0578 17143-1627 17143-1836 17143-1923 17143-1669 17143-0764 17144-1348 17144-0015 17144-0214 17144-0919 17144-0233 17143-2102 17143-0624 17143-2245 17143-0782 17143-2265 17143-0769 17144-0223 17144-1513 17144-0738 17143-1379 17143-1218 17143-2142 17143-1089 17143-1739 17143-0817 17143-1988 17143-0804 17143-1238 17143-2404 17143-1478 17144-0421 17144-1289 17144-1486 17144-0359 17144-0115 17143-1536 17144-0739 17143-1651 17144-0777 17144-0997 17143-1055 17143-0682 17144-1199 17143-2310 17143-1646 17143-1384 17143-1890 17143-2216 17144-1125 17143-1975 17143-0913 17143-1427 17144-0868 17143-1597 17143-1857 17143-2451 17143-1861 17143-2343 17143-2345 17143-2347 17143-2349 17143-2351 17143-2353 17143-2476 17143-1880 17144-1052 17144-0395 17144-0260 17144-1436 17144-0167 17144-0965 17143-0718 17143-1360 17143-1207 17144-0827 17144-0575 17144-0789 17144-1376 17144-1003 17144-1308 17143-1222 17144-0735 17143-2081 17144-0033 17143-1442 17144-1515 17144-0311 17144-0797 17144-0760 17143-2389 17143-1875 17144-0582 17143-2163 17143-2167 17144-1345 17143-2455 17144-1061 17143-1290 17144-1323
Recorded $10 $10 $76,500 $25,500 $130,000 $381,824 $325,490 $39,696 $36,500 $45,000 $300,000 $292,000 $193,500 $200,090 $20,000 $117,000 $140,000 $185,990 $275,000 $180,900 $56,000 $35,000 $59,000 $225,000 $675,000 $155,300 $400,000 $245,000 $188,000 $101,000 $300,000 $11,000 $208,920 $155,000 $225,000 $52,500 $170,000 $29,100 $388,000 $6,400,000 $229,000 $87,600 $136,500 $10 $122,500 $42,000 $168,000 $182,900 $25,000 $193,221 $10 $92,000 $245,000 $10 $205,000 $150,000 $38,000 $9,250 $20,000 $50,000 $10,000 $70,429 $70,429 $70,429 $70,429 $70,429 $140,857 $1 $142,475 $737,500 $10 $360,000 $49,000 $60,000 $116,000 $913,152 $375,000 $695,000 $98,000 $36,500 $50,000 $312,000 $140,000 $240,000 $50,200 $40,000 $37,200 $196,900 $190,000 $58,000 $110,000 $137,000 $70,000 $215,000 $195,000 $32,000 $10 $59,000 $163,000 $228,000 $124,500 $188,990 $163,000
Purchasers Quality Discount Roofing LLC Earl B Mally Trustee et al Landon Homes LLC Landon Homes LLC Armando Torres Montenegro Pamela Stephanie Reynolds et al Christopher A Baker et al Matthew A Storandt et al Glenn Thomas 221 Oleander LLC Ann K Gilson Timothy Swan Jr et al Devin T Behrens et al Tyler Jack Bateh Susan R Lake Kenneth D Rhone Jr Linda Valerie Hill Katrina Frank et al Bradley Edwards Mikhail S Bogomaz et al Brandon M Allen et al Justin Jensen Adams Family Investments LLC Ambar Pella Curtis V Hill Jr et al Damien K Getz et al Lori N Kincade et al Charles Paul Robertson Jerry A Therrel Stephen Scott Solliday et al William Keith Register et al M&m Inverusa Corporation Marshall Lopez et al Aaron Fleetwood Dylan J Nolan Dmitar M Wucinic et al Arthur L Regimbal et al Scott A Findlay Trustee et al Nelrae Paha Op Terra Owner LLC Almenio S Merrick et al Asa Future LLC Donald R Kicklighter Secretary Of Housing & Urban Devel Ilf Holding LLC Matthew Allen Parramore et al Home Options LLC Michael Gallagher et al Duval Home Buyers LLC Shawniece Young Justin A Williams Stephen C Botta et al Brian J Casey et al Lorraine S Harris et al Felicia B Reed Kevin Gray Jr et al G F Solomon et al Erick Ronaldo Lemus Somoza et al Michal Kanner Phillip Douglas Schnorr et al Brandi M Corley Bud L Wolfson et al Bud L Wolfson et al Bud L Wolfson et al Bud L Wolfson et al Bud L Wolfson et al Bud L Wolfson et al Susan Schaad Juran P Sampson et al Lewis Swift Lee et al Nagy Family Trust John Palmer Clarkson III Drees Homes Of Florida Inc Springfield Builders LLC Dane W Lucas DR Horton Inc Jacksonville Steven D Harrison Sr et al Heather B Johnson et al David R Mills et al Flowery Land Development LLC G F Solomon et al Nathan P Perret Taryn M Earnest Daniel K Luckett Bawi Lun Quality Discount Roofing LLC Aleksandr Aparnev Irvin Cohen II Stephen J Ray Ryan Robbins et al Mark A Visconti et al Jerry Pine Michael C Coto Jill K McDougall Justin Lerman Nermin Imsirovic Federal Home Loan Mtg Corp Lauren Marie Watson Joanne F Masuret Trustee et al Yu Jin Lu et al Kristen Dell Lisa A Green Michael C Bada
*Buyer’s Address, Usually But Not Always Address Of Property Sold • Legal Description Available In Summary Form
Sellers George W Johns Jr et al Earl B Mally et al Decatur Properties Inc Decatur Properties Inc Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation Landon Homes LLC Landon Homes LLC James C McKee Nationstar Mortgage LLC Chris Danser Eric C Schneider et al E & H Wealth LLC Joseph Gennusa Pulte Home Corporation Ian Nelson et al Scott B Jackmore Elmer L Deckard Jr et al KB Home Jacksonville LLC DR Horton Inc Jacksonville David A Schneider et al Christopher J Addington Fannie Mae Balfour Knight Properties LLC Giuliana Bremer David R Shields et al Charles Freeman John C Bolton Jr Joan Johnson et al Lori Sease et al Frances M Teller Fannie Mae Clinton Peters Pulte Home Corporation Federal National Mortgage Association Mark Anthony Ellis et al Alice Ross Ralph Eugene Thompson et al Laurie A Findlay et al Susu Hankhin et al Ventnor Avenue LLC et al Austin R Ives et al Us Bank Trust Na Trustee et al Mary Davis Wells Fargo Bank Na Nader S Bahri et al Mary F Farwell et al Fannie Mae Lynn M Eitterim Fannie Mae Landon Homes LLC Ray C Williams et al T Lowell Dent et al Melody Van Zant Todd Lorraine S Harris Sheryl L Moody Thomas E Holsonback Balfour Knight Properties LLC Ronald A Crealese Fannie Mae Kathie Pomeroy Rowden Samuel D Kredell Emery Butler Buck Gerald Richard May Max Gerald May MacY Blair May Blair Butler May Barbara Butler Buck Alan Rodriguez Jr Adams Homes Of Northwest Florida Inc Jean B Williams III et al Michael A Nagy Jr et al W Chandler Burroughs et al Panther Creek Golf Club Inc WHW Investment Management LLC Thomas Pender et al Parkside Lakes Development LLC Alexina T Boothby Charles Joseph Schaffer et al Lynda Susan Tilton American Mutual Fund LLC Balfour Knight Properties LLC Refresh Real Estate Investments LLC Greenside Homes LLC Fannie Mae Bawi Lun et al George W Johns Jr et al Fannie Mae Federal National Mortgage Association B & N Real Estate Investors LLC Fannie Mae Catherine Ann Titus et al Anna R Olsavsky Secretary Of Housing And Urban Develop Ward Bradley Darby Greg Malachuk et al Deutsche Bk Trust Co Americas Trstee et al Wells Fargo Bank N A Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation Yoon S Lee Adams Homes Of Northwest Florida Inc William L Stumbo Landon Homes LLC Harvey Piper et al
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Warranty Deeds Subdivision Address* Continued from Page A-15
Wedgewood Estates 12754 Western Acres Whitmore Oaks 12333 Willow Ridge 3670 Windermere 4393 Windsor Falls Windsor Falls 8208
Provided by
Prep.
Serenade Cr L9 Faust Ct Kirkpatrick Cr 5-6 Queensway Dr Unit 29-5 White Falls Bv 108
4/23/2015 4/24/2015 4/22/2015 3/24/2015 4/7/2015 3/13/2015 3/31/2015
Bk. & 17144-0875 17143-2187 17143-0655 17143-1357 17143-1520 17143-0846 17143-0910
Recorded $164,500 $42,000 $254,497 $31,080 $97,000 $105,000 $62,000
Sellers
Purchasers Anthony Maggs Cpi Properties LLC Alanna C Dickerson et al Capitalis Holdings LLC Kancha Enterprises LLC Chelsea Passons et al Home Options LLC
Capital City Interior Trim Inc et al Rose Brinson Guardian et al KB Home Jacksonville LLC Wells Fargo Bank N A Bank Of New York Mellon Trustee Carmine A Demichael et al Deutsche Bk Trust CoAmericas Trstee et al
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File
Bk. &
Value
Borrowers
Lender
11 2 27 Alderman Park Alderman Park Amelia Cove Amelia Cove Argyle Forest E Village Avondale Bartram Spring Bartram Springs Bartram Springs Bayberry Beachside Beachwood Beachwood Beauclerc Gardens Belle Rive Bent Creek Biscayne Grove Replat Blue Lake Estates Brookwood Lane Buckingham Cedar Shores Cobblestone Crestwick Crossing Crosswater At Pablo Bay Cypress Creek Daybreak Woods Eagles Hammmock Eastport Small Farms Egrets Glade Flagler Station Flagler Tract Foxwood Gately Oaks Gentle Woods Golfair Manor
4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015 4/24/2015
17144-1156 17143-1629 17144-0154 17143-1838 17143-1925 17144-0845 17144-0017 17144-0216 17143-1322 17144-0921 17144-0235 17143-2016 17143-0626 17144-0280 17144-0057 17143-2248 17143-2036 17143-0792 17143-2266 17143-0771 17143-0935 17144-1469 17143-2143 17144-0702 17143-2428 17143-1030 17144-1011 17143-1700 17143-1741 17143-0819 17143-2406 17143-1249 17143-1480 17144-0423 17143-0980 17144-1291
$0 $127,645 $165,140 $381,823 $336,231 $135,349 $306,450 $286,711 $20,000 $183,825 $196,465 $582,900 $114,880 $71,000 $237,700 $112,000 $178,991 $182,620 $284,075 $175,473 $130,000 $102,400 $152,486 $79,000 $229,000 $197,200 $121,255 $173,494 $245,000 $178,125 $167,136 $175,000 $158,332 $217,490 $148,300 $54,232
7612 Merrill Road LLC Armando Torres Montenegro Holly Greene Et Vir Pamela Stephanie Reynolds Et Vir Christopher A Baker Et Ux Barry Hutchison Et Ux Ann K Gilson Timothy Swan Jr et al Subhashini Anantharaman et al Devin T Behrens Et Ux Tyler Bateh David C Bennett Kenneth D Rhone Jr et al John H Jenkins Jr Et Ux Ashish Bajaj Et Ux Linda Valerie Hill Susan N Steiner Et Vir Katrina Frank Et Vir Bradley Edwards Mikhail S Bogomaz et al Thad Guerra Et Ux Ruth Ann West Damien Getz et al Frantz Donatien Taylor J King et al Timothy J Reardon et al Steven R Heflin Et Ux John P Kilduff II Et Ux Charles Paul Robertson Jerry A Therrel Marshall Lopez Et Ux Joseph Michael Jennesse Aaron Fleetwood Dylan J Nolan Et Ux Antron S Suggs Et Ux Dmitar M Wucinic Et Ux
First Savings Bank Prime Mtg Lending Inc Quicken Loans Inc Fidelity Bank Fidelity Bank Freedom Mtg Corp Primelending First Florida Credit Union Digital Federal Credit Union Bb&t Pulte Mtg LLC Regions Bank Everbank Navy Federal Credit Union Everbank Wells Fargo Bank Freedom Mtg Corp Home Community Mtg LLC DHI Mtg Co LTD RH Funding Co Wells Fargo Bank Bank Of America Plaza Home Mtg Inc Navy Federal Credit Union Cardinal Financial Co LP J.P. Morgan Chase Bank Freedom Mtg Corp Freedom Mtg Corp Vystar Credit Union Everbank Pulte Mtg LLC Loandepot.com LLC Everbank Navy Federal Credit Union Network Capital Funding Corp Plaza Home Mtg Inc
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Merrill Rd Sunnymeade Dr Park Forest Ln Amelia Cove Dr Amelia Cove Dr Bottlebrush Ct Hollywood Av Green Myrtle Dr Cherry Lake Dr W Falling Waters Dr Butterfield Ct Beachside Ct Cape Horn Av Mangrove Av Silhouette Ln Chambore Dr Las Counts Ct Biscayne Grove Ln Sherman Hills Py N Lordun Te Peabody Dr E Woodridge Rd Roundham Ln Crestwick Dr W Prater Ct Majestic Cyprs Dr N Dawn Creek Ct Wild Hammock Tl Faye Rd Egrets Marsh Dr Corrine Cr 2nd St N Foxdale Dr Gately Rd S Skyler Jean Dr Marlboro Cr W
*Buyer’s Address, Usually But Not Always Address Of Property Sold • Legal Description Available In Summary Form
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