Deeds recorded

Kidder Township

Francis D. Barbella to Mikael Vincke, Radnor, property at 250 S. Lake Drive, Lake Harmony, $390,000.

Joseph A. Gustitus to Deborah Thompson, P.O. Box 1856, Albrightsville, property at 67 Swamp Hollow Lane, Albrightsville, $103,500.

Shelley Rank to Christine Gilliar, P.O. Box 1506, Albrightsville, property at 43 Big Pine Drive, Albrightsville, $157,500.

Margaret E. Ryan to Margaret E. Ryan, Harleysville, property at 364 Spring St., Lake Harmony, $1.

Management Construction Design LLC, to Tatiana Dernovaya, East Brunswick, New Jersey, property at 172 N. Lake Drive, Lake Harmony, $1.

Penn Forest Township

Jared M. Parks to Jeffrey Lucas, Collegeville, property at 174 Longfellow Circle, Albrightsville, $165,000.

Vladimir Grinevich to Taga Properties LLC, Warrington, Towamensing Trails Lot 758, Section II, $1.

Florencio A. Pinos to Michael A. Pinos, 15 Acadia Drive, Sunrise Ridge, Jim Thorpe, property at 15 Acadia Drive, $1.

Albert Quintana to Frederick Budden, 2565 Route 903, Jim Thorpe, property along Route 903, $182,915.

Joan Ehly to Brian David Ehly, Upper Darby, Mount Pocahontas lots 2680 and 1681, Section Tall Trees, $1.

Wells Fargo Bank N.A., to Richard Allon Abel, Jacksonville, Florida, property at 35 Mountain Road, Albrightsville, $47,000.

Piotr J. Bieluynas to Robert Thomson, 243 Colonial Terrace, Albrightsville, property at 32 Wintergreen Trail, Albrightsville, $95,000.

Prothonotary’s report

A total of case 212 were started in February in the office of Carbon County Prothonotary Joann M. Behrens, according to a monthly statistical report released by the officeholder. A breakdown of cases is as follows:

Civil actions, 33; custody complaints, 10; complaints to modify custody, 10; district justice appeals, 5; divorce complaints, 15; complaint in ejectment, 1; license appeals, 3; mortgage foreclosure complaints, 15; name change petitions, 2; protection from abuse petitions, 24; quiet title actions, 2; replevin complaint, 1; auditor/financial report, 1; judgments, 75; miscellaneous cases, 3; stipulations/waivers of liens, 4; and writs of executions, 8.

The office also processed 129 passport applications and rendered assistance to the public with 53 passport renewal applications.

Behrens’ financial report for February shows $29,676 was generated as follows: prothonotary’s fees, $23,049.27; interest income, $6.13; custody/divorce fees, $2,804.30; PFA Surcharge, Sheriff; $75; PFA Surcharge, Courts; $86.30; data processing fees, $2,924.50; stenographer fees, $730.50; and remote access fees, $1,500.

The prothonotary also remitted $4,261.27 to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Revenue, representing state fees collected locally, and $32 to the Administrative Offices of the Pennsylvania Courts, this being surcharges on new custody cases in accordance with Act 119 of 1996. Another $838.60 was deposited in the Prothonotary’s Automation Fund for future use in automating the office.