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Court

Gregg County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-11-12
Status Modification/Enforcement
Type Ag Support Order
Docket 61 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Office Of The Attorney General
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Judge

Hon. Womack, Tim

Gregg County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Petition (OCA)
  2. Civil Case Information Sheet
  3. Proposed Report to Austin
  4. Waiver of Service
  5. Final Divorce (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Womack, Tim)
  6. Docket Sheet
  7. Judgment
  8. Report To Austin
  9. Request
  10. Post Judgment - Other Modification (OCA)
  11. Request
  12. Motion for New Trial
  13. Request
  14. Notice Of Hearing
  15. Motion Citation BAZAR, JOHN S, Jr. Served 11/13/2018 Response Received 11/21/2018 Returned 11/14/2018
  16. Notice BAZAR, JOHN S, Jr. Served 11/13/2018 Returned 11/14/2018
  17. Citation Return Process Server
  18. Reporter's Certification of Deposition
  19. Letter
  20. CANCELED Pre Trial (3:00 PM) () Settlement 04/18/2019 Reset by Court to 12/05/2019
  21. CANCELED Jury Trial (9:00 AM) () Settlement 04/22/2019 Reset by Court to 12/09/2019
  22. Motion To Dismiss
  23. Order Of Dismissal (OCA)
  24. Notice Of Judgment
  25. Motion To Dismiss
  26. Order Of Dismissal (OCA)
  27. Email
  28. Email
  29. Answer
  30. Certificate Of Written Discovery
  31. Rule 11 Agreement
  32. CANCELED Final Hearing (1:15 PM) (Judicial Officer Womack, Tim) Agreement
  33. Email
  34. Affidavit Direct Payment
  35. Affidavit Direct Payment
  36. Motion To Consolidate
  37. Order to Consolidate
  38. Affidavit Direct Payment
  39. Record of Support
  40. Proposed Report to Austin
  41. Judgment
  42. Income Withholding Order
  43. Request to Issue Writ of Withholding
  44. Employer Withholding Letter
  45. Green Card
  46. Post Judgment - Custody Modification (OCA)
  47. Notice Of Hearing
  48. Email
  49. Motion Citation BAZAR, JOHN S, Jr. Served 12/01/2021 Response Received 12/13/2021 Returned 12/14/2021
  50. Notice BAZAR, JOHN S, Jr. Served 12/01/2021 Returned 12/14/2021
  51. Respondent's Original Answer
  52. Answer
  53. Citation Return Process Server
  54. Notice Return Process Server
  55. Motion For Continuance
  56. Certificate Of Written Discovery
  57. Motion For Continuance (8:15 AM) (Judicial Officer Womack, Tim)
  58. Rule 11 Agreement
  59. Income Withholding Order
  60. CANCELED Final Hearing (10:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Womack, Tim) Other
  61. Docket Sheet

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