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Bankruptcies July 2020
Bankruptcies filed through July for the Southeastern Division of the Eastern District of Missouri's U.S. Bankruptcy Court are listed below with their corresponding case numbers. Included are bankruptcies filed in Bollinger, Cape Girardeau, Perry and Scott counties. Court is held in Cape Girardeau.
20-10529 Jessica Elizabeth Luckey
20-10532 Mariah C Smith
20-10535 Bonnie Marie Carson
20-10537 Ashli DeSha Langston
20-10539 Kelli Jeanette Barham
20-10540 Roberta Geiger
20-10541 George Richard Nanna
20-10543 Rickie Raye Hampton and Janet Lee Hampton
20-10547 David Ray Morgan
20-10551 Deborah Lynn Montgomery
20-10556 Nathan J Pecaut
20-10557 Roxann Elizabeth Thompson
20-10568 Nyssa Young
20-10569 Kathryn D. Day
20-10573 Demetrius Debois Peterson, II
20-10576 Linda G. Simpson
20-10578 Dallas L. Golden
20-10580 Nancy Anita Randol
20-10586 Barney Ray Atchison
20-10587 Blake Allen Fodge
20-10592 Charles Schweain
20-10596 Dennis Allen Hinkle and Tina Rose Hinkle
20-10597 Carmelia Lynn Coney
20-10599 Holly Roschelle Worthy
20-10600 Lindsay B. Reynolds
20-10601 Pamela Jean Prince
20-10602 Shauna Janelle Harris
20-10603 Travis William Barnes and Cathryn Sue Barnes
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