Court order to stop business operations.
In case CV-2026-1336, Judge Richard Ogden granted an injunction concerning C&J Mobile Services LLC, Craig Bondy and Jeanette Bondy. The court found delinquent tax filing and payment and entered default judgment after the defendants failed to answer.
The order is dated August 17, 2026 and was filed on August 24, 2026. It grants the Oklahoma Tax Commission’s request to stop the business from operating under the conditions set out below.
- Case
- CV-2026-1336 · Oklahoma County
- Defendants
- C&J Mobile Services LLC, Craig Bondy and Jeanette Bondy
- Effective date in the order
- August 17, 2026
- Court filing date
- August 24, 2026
What the order covers
- Business operations: the defendants and people under their control, including agents, employees, successors and assigns, are restrained from operating C&J Mobile Services LLC at any and all locations.
- Conditions: the operating restriction continues until the delinquent taxes, interest, penalties, reports and returns are remitted to the Oklahoma Tax Commission, or until a further court order.
- Property: a separate restraint prohibits mortgaging, encumbering or otherwise disposing of property until a further court order.
These are the terms of the dated order. Whether later compliance or another court order has changed the restrictions is not established here.
The starting point.
The historical corrections record lists two sentence entries involving offenses against a child.
Corrections record
The historical entry lists Craig H. Bondy and two sentence entries for lewd or indecent proposals/acts to a child. Both show a conviction date of February 18, 1997 and a 15-year term.
The entries include reception dates in 1997 and 2004, with a final discharge date of June 23, 2010. The photograph in the record is dated June 16, 2010.
Case outcome & registration status
Case CF-1996-368 resulted in two convictions for indecent or lewd acts involving a child under 16, with 15 years on each count. The jury acquitted Bondy on the other four counts. His direct appeal was affirmed on June 5, 1998.
The historical corrections entry does not establish current registration status.
Conviction date shown
Second reception entry
Final discharge date shown
Dates above reflect the historical sentence entries. View the full image for the complete entries.
The business connection.
The business has operated as C&J Mobile Mechanic & Auto Repair in Oklahoma City, with Craig H. Bondy identified as its owner. The operation also used the C&J Performance & Automotive name.
Google business listing
A historical Google business listing for C&J Mobile Mechanic & Auto Repair, showing its business name, contact details, reviews and vehicle photographs.
Service vehicle
A branded mobile service van is shown beside a pickup truck. Mobile repair work can involve service vehicles and customers’ vehicles.
Civil claims & case outcomes.
Auto-negligence lawsuit
The case concerns an alleged November 2025 collision. Filed February 23, 2026, it sought damages exceeding $75,000. Bondy answered on June 17, 2026, denying negligence. The allegations are disputed; an answer is not a finding of liability.
Small-claims judgment
Tonya Anglin’s $1,958 claim ended with judgment entered for Bondy on September 3, 2025.
A filed complaint, a contested claim and a judgment are different procedural events. The dates above describe those events without asserting a later case outcome.
Look beyond the star rating.
Repair delays & communication
Customer accounts describe repair timelines extending beyond estimates and difficulty obtaining updates or arranging vehicle collection.
Disputed charges & workmanship
Other complaints dispute charges, repair outcomes and wheel-fastening safety. These are customer allegations, not findings that a court has established.
Written records matter
Consider the detail of a complaint, the business’s response, and the estimate, invoice and repair history alongside any review score.
The background presented online.
Profile images show an employment history, education details and a CareerTech program map.
A profile and photograph
The profile includes a photograph and identifies Craig H. Bondy with C & J Mobile Services.
It lists him as the owner of C & J Mobile Services in Oklahoma City and includes an About section describing his work.
Profile detailsListed experience
The listed instructor’s assistant position in Taft covers June 2004–June 2010. Other entries include owner, mobile mechanic and automotive technician roles. The complete employment list is visible below.
Listed education
Education entries include Oklahoma Career Tech for 2004–2010 and General Motors for 1986–1988, alongside Southwest Business College and Crooked Oak High School.
CareerTech locations in Taft
The map identifies CareerTech Skills Centers around Oklahoma, with two facilities in Taft marked.
The 2004–2010 profile entry overlaps dates in the historical corrections record; the map provides location context.
Additional documents & exchanges.
A historical court filing and a customer exchange provide additional context.
Protective order / court docket
PO-1995-3291 lists Craig M. Bondy as plaintiff and Dorothy E. Bondy as defendant. The displayed filing date is December 27, 1995; the closing date is October 9, 1996. The filing alone does not establish a finding of domestic abuse.
Social media exchange
An oil-change complaint describes a disputed repair and further costs. The business’s response also discusses a former relationship. The exchange can be read in full below.
Keep the full picture in view.
Check the operator’s identity, the dates and conditions of any court order, and the written terms of the repair before deciding who to hire.
Dated records, court findings and customer allegations should be read according to their status. Historical screenshots do not confirm present business activity, current registration status or later court developments.