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Court documents
Public filings concerning Julius Mwale, each with a plain-language summary. Download the PDFs and verify the claims for yourself.
Complaint
Shaw v. Mwale — Complaint
The full complaint filed by the family of father-daughter duo Mat and Savanna Shaw against Julius Mwale and Kaila Knox Mwale. This is the foundational document of the public record on this site.
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Memorandum Decision and Order Granting Motion for Alternative Service
The court’s order granting the plaintiffs’ ex parte motion for alternative service. It recounts the five unsuccessful personal-service attempts at the Alamo, California residence, the August 2024 negotiations — including the offer to accept service in exchange for taking down this website — and the court’s reasoning.
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Fiona Graham v. Julius Mwale — Complaint
A further complaint naming Julius Mwale, published on the previous version of this site. Readers should verify its provenance independently; the site’s operators present it as part of the pattern of claims against Mwale.
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MHF Holding Vier GmbH & Co. KG v. Kaila Mwale, et al. — Eviction Complaint
The landlord’s unlawful-detainer complaint against Kaila Mwale, Julius Mwale, and unnamed occupants of 10 Serenity Lane, Alamo, California. It alleges the defendants stopped paying rent in October 2024 — $37,500 per month in rent plus $10,000 per month for groundskeeping and $4,500 per month for two leased luxury cars — and that a Three-Day Notice to Pay or Quit served October 2, 2024 expired without payment. The complaint seeks possession of the property and damages.
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Declaration for Default Judgment by Court — Eviction Case
The landlord’s sworn declaration in support of a default judgment, signed by property manager Paul Griffiths. It requests a total judgment of $522,663.46: $35,700 in past-due rent, $276,250 in holdover damages, $160,500 in unpaid car-rental and groundskeeping costs, $46,370 in attorney fees, and $3,843.46 in court costs. It states the defendants vacated the property on June 10, 2025.
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Order Granting Ex Parte Application for Stay of Execution of the Judgment
The court’s order granting the defendants’ ex parte application to stay execution of the judgment in the eviction case — pausing enforcement of the judgment while the stay remains in effect.
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