This page places the documented judgment records in chronological order and separates adjudicated orders from unresolved allegations. The three judgment records naming Justin Casequin as a judgment debtor personally show face amounts totaling $1,044,096.54. The Eide judgment is separately labeled because its notice lists Able Consulting, LLC as the docketed debtor.
A Palm Beach County foreign-judgment filing names American Builders & Contractors Supply Co., Inc. as judgment creditor and Able Restorations LLC, Justin Casequin and Tiffany Casequin as judgment debtors.
Publication limit: this is the judgment face amount stated in the filed record, not a representation of the current unpaid balance.
Source and verification notes →The supplied signed order awards $300,000 actual damages and $300,000 punitive damages against Justin Casequin.
Full record →The notice names Justin Casequin in the caption but lists Able Consulting, LLC as the docketed debtor. It is not counted in the site's personal-judgment total.
Full record →The signed judgment states that Kenneth Erickson shall recover $147,765.10 jointly and severally from Justin Casequin and Tiffany Casequin, with interest at the legal rate.
Full record →This supplied account screenshot is not characterized as a public court judgment and is not included in the civil-judgment total.
Full child-support source page →Hennepin County Case No. 27-CV-26-8795. The verified complaint names Justin Casequin as a defendant. Its allegations are not judicial findings.
Full Minnesota record →Orange County Case No. 2026-CA-002609-O. The Second Amended Complaint names Justin Casequin as a defendant. Its allegations are not judicial findings.
Full Florida record →Justin Casequin was among the defendants in a 2018 Collier County action involving CAT 5 Contracting. He and other petitioners later sought certiorari review; the Florida Second District Court of Appeal dismissed that petition on January 31, 2020. The dismissal did not itself establish the truth of CAT 5's underlying allegations.
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