Logan County District Court Filings Logged for March 16-18, 2026

The Logan County District Court logged 14 actions on March 16, 2026, spanning civil disputes, family law, protective orders, probate, small claims, and a marriage license filing, with a separate traffic category listed but no individual traffic entries recorded that day.

The most consequential civil filing came from the state itself: in CJ-2026-59, the Oklahoma Tax Commission filed suit against Inman Excavating and additional unnamed parties under the "et al" designation, seeking relief valued at more than $10,000. Two other civil cases exceeding that threshold were also entered. COP Hometown Service, Inc. filed against Christina Jacobs and others in CJ-2026-60, and Kelly Gene Cook filed against Allstate Insurance Indemnity in CJ-2026-61. A miscellaneous civil matter, CV-2026-35, pitted Max Fairchild against Rosa Watts and others.

Two protective order petitions were filed the same day. Patricia Lopez sought protection against Zachary Phillip Jones in PO-2026-33, and Ian Macharia Nduati petitioned against Lonie Ajani Austin in PO-2026-34. Court records as provided do not indicate whether those orders were granted on an emergency ex parte basis or whether hearing dates have been set.

On the family law side, Bridget Nicole Kelly and Joshua Lynn Jackson had a dissolution of marriage action entered as FD-2026-24. Separately, the probate docket gained a new matter with PB-2026-17, filed in the estate of Spring Weems, deceased. Christian Nevarez and Keyla Yarely Terrazas Morales filed for a marriage license, recorded as ML-2026-37.

The small claims docket was dominated by two lending companies. Usa Cash Services Of Oklahoma, Inc. filed three separate actions: SC-2026-96 against Martin Correll, SC-2026-97 against Fred Ryan, and SC-2026-98 against Jennifer Adams. Cashland Holdings, LLC added a fourth small claims filing, SC-2026-99, against Camdyn Eugenia Ward. Claim amounts and scheduled hearing dates were not included in the public filing summaries.

The administrative docket also reflected ongoing court business, with AO-2026-3 logged as administrative orders of the Associate District Judge.

Full docket details, including complaint texts, attorneys of record, and hearing schedules for all 14 cases, are available through the Logan County District Court clerk's office. Separate filings from March 17 and March 18, 2026 are part of the same weekly court period and contain additional case entries not reflected in this report.