Juneau Park Owner Sues Former Manager Over $7 Million in Loans and Park Assets
Switzer Village's majority owner has sued former manager Josette Duran in Juneau, alleging diverted park assets and more than $7 million in unpaid loans.
Key facts
- Marlene Schneider, who owns 80% of S & S Development LLC, and the company sued her daughter Josette Duran, Duran's husband Marciano and their Duran Construction Company LLC.
- Josette Duran managed Switzer Village Mobile Home Park from 2011 until she was fired in June.
- The suit says unpaid water and sewer bills nearly led to a utility shutoff for 289 families and spaces in February 2026.
- The plaintiffs seek more than $7 million in loans they say were made starting in the early 1990s and never repaid.
- Brandon C. Marx, attorney for the Durans, said they deny any wrongdoing and called it a family dispute.
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Source: Fired Switzer Village manager sued by mother for $7M+ in unpaid loans, theft of mobile home park assets — Juneau Independent, October 15, 2026. Summary and commentary by RISE Community; read the full story at the source.
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