Mortgage foreclosures

The following actions were filed as mortgage foreclosures for alleged defaults on loans.Wells Fargo Bank, c/o 3476 Stateview Blvd., Fort Mill, South Carolina, filed against Woodrow S. and Tammy DeHaven, 40 Cochise Trail, Albrightsville, over property at that address. Sought is $83,928.54 and continuing interest.Wells Fargo Bank filed against Robert S. and Jennifer L. Silliman, 395 Peter Ave., Palmerton, over property at that address. Sought is $117,467.72 and continuing interest.Nationstar Mortgage, c/o 8950 Cypress Waters Blvd., Coppell, Texas, filed against Terry R. and Kelly L. Everett, 190 Dead End Lane, Lehighton, over property at that address. Sought is $186,093.07 and continuing interest.The Bank of New York Mellon, c/o 8950 Cypress Waters Blvd., Coppell, Texas, filed against Michael L. and Christine P. Dotter, 618 Centre St., Lehighton, over property at that address. Sought is $113,116.55 and continuing interest.U.S. Bank National Association, c/o 1661 Worthington Road, West Palm Beach, Florida, filed against Rae H. and John McLaughlin, 233 N. Fourth St., Lehighton, over property at that address. Sought is $169,053.70 and continuing interest.PNC Bank, c/o 249 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, filed against Shelly Kehley, 1720 Little Gap Road, Palmerton, Lower Towamensing Township, over property at that address. Sought is $106,462.52 and continuing interest.Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, c/o 3815 South West Temple, Salt Lake City, Utah, filed against Raymond Smith Jr., 1091 Center St., Jim Thorpe, over property at that address. Sought is $100,588.92 and continuing interest.Deutsche Bank filed against Connie Ferber, 462 Lafayette Avenue, Palmerton, over property at that address. Sought is $121,861.33 and continuing interest.Vehicle loanFirst Commonwealth Federal Credit Union, 257 Brodhead Road, Bethlehem, filed an action against Anna Marie Hartzell, 830 Jamestown Road, Lehighton, alleging she defaulted on a motor vehicle installment sale contract. Sought is $17,181.33 plus interest, costs and fees.Skiing suitDavid Durkee, 414 Fourth Ave., Newtown Square, Delaware County, has filed a civil action against The Tuthill Corporation, dba Blue Mountain Ski Area, 1660 Blue Mountain Drive, Palmerton.The suit states on Dec. 18, 2014, the plaintiff made his first run down the mountain and allegedly was forced to ski down a "black diamond" trail, with no option to ski down a less challenging and dangerous trail.The suit further alleges due to being forced down the trail, and also due to overcrowding and poor skiing conditions, the plaintiff crashed into an unpadded or poorly and insufficiently padded snowmaking device causing injuries which are detailed in the suit.Negligence is alleged and sought are damages in excess of $50,000.Marriage licensesDavid Dwayne Hauber and Michelle Marie D'Amato, Weatherly.Andrew Alan Abrams and Angelina Maria Yarnell, Beaver Meadows.Edward Harold Moyer Jr. and Rachel Louise Kleckner, Marinsburg, WestVirginia.Derek Joseph Smarr and Laura Ann Kelshaw, Jim Thorpe.Nicholas Joseph Flaim, Hazleton, and Karrie Kuntz, Hazle Township.Christopher Michael Muth andVanessa Sue Leiby, Tamaqua.Wayde Oliver Williams and Corynn Louise Wehr, Andreas.Prothonotary's reportA total of 474 cases were started in June in the office of Carbon CountyProthonotary Joann M. Behrens, according to a monthly statistical report released by the officeholder. A breakdown of the cases is as follows:Civil actions, 41; custody complaints, 21; district justice appeals, 5; divorcecomplaints, 20; complaints in ejectment, 3; license appeals, 5; mandamus, 0;mortgage foreclosure complaints, 29;protection from abuse petitions, 32; replevin complaint, 1; judgments, 315; miscellaneous cases, 2; and paternity suit, 1. The office staff also received and processed 132 applications for

U.S.passports.Behrens' financial report shows $37,837.78 was generated last month as follows: prothonotary's fees, $31,043.58; interest income, $3.78; custody fees, $400; data processing charges, $6,308.02; FA Surcharge, courts, $50; PFA surcharge, Sheriff, $32.40; and remote access fees, $2,100.The prothonotary also remitted $5,359.60 the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue, representing state fees collected locally, and $76.80 to the Administrative Offices of the Pennsylvania Courts, this being surcharges on new custody cases in accordance with Act 119 of 1996. Another $1,760 was deposited in the Prothonotary's Automation Fund for future use in automating the office.Credit defaultsThe following actions have been filedby credit card companies, or theircollection agencies, for alleged defaults on credit card/loan accounts.Midland Funding, Philadelphia, filed against Michele Salerno, 608 Old Mill Road, Lehighton, seeking $1,346.48.Synchrony Bank, Carnegie, filed against William Gillespie, 1062 Pohopoco Drive, Lehighton, seeking $1,415.89.Cavalry SPV, Valhalla, New York, filed against Michael Neff, 647 Upper Nis Hollow Drive, Lehighton, seeking $2,195.78.TD Bank USA, Philadelphia, filed against Patricia A. Barbosa, 1410 Forest Inn Road, Palmerton, seeking $4,778.22.Portfolio Recovery Associates, Philadelphia, filed three actions as follows: Theresa Slack, 65 Aspen Drive, Jim Thorpe, seeking $1,741.32; Larry M. Fields, 1415 Forest St., Lehighton, seeking $9,992.87; and Debra Zehner, 185 Laurel View Drive, Lehighton, seeking $3,339.30.Revenue from deedsCarbon County Recorder of Deeds Emmett P. McCall reported his office recorded 224 deeds, 169 mortgages and 311 other writs during the month of June.As a result of those transactions, McCall turned over to the Carbon County General Fund the sum of $26,347.59. A breakdown of that revenue includes: transfer fees, $20,538.50; data processing fees, $2,256.51; notaries, $70; commission on transfers and writs, $2,584.98; and AffordableHousing administrative fee, $897.60.McCall remitted $352 in state writ taxes to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania Department of Revenue, while Carbon County municipalities and school districts shared realty transfer tax disbursements totaling $128,614.52, the same amount that was forwarded to the state in realty transfer taxes.McCall deposited $2,109 in the Recorder of Deeds Record Improvement Fund and $1,406 in the Carbon County Records Improvement Fund, these being fees assessed by state law on each transaction for records management needs. An additional $122,365 was collected and remitted to the state for its Judicial Computer System program.Also, $5,086.40 was collected last month for the Affordable Housing Program in Carbon County.In all, funds collected in the Recorder's office last month amounted to $314,895.03.