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Case Information

Filed 2022-06-07
Status Dismissed
Type All Other Family Petitions
Docket 119 entries
Disposition Post Judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Martin, Ashley Also Known As Cartin, Ashley Michelle
Defendant Martin, Russell
Photo of Hon. Blake, Laurine

Judge

Hon. Blake, Laurine

Fannin County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. (OCA) - Original Petition - New Cases Filed Index # 1
  2. Civil/Family Cover Sheet
  3. Order
  4. Email
  5. Temporary Restraining Order - (OCA)
  6. Citation
  7. Temporary Restraining Order - (OCA)
  8. Email
  9. Temporary Restraining Order
  10. Order for Continuance
  11. Order
  12. Email
  13. CounterClaim/CounterPetition
  14. Answer
  15. Final Hearing
  16. Docket(hard copy)
  17. Temporary Orders
  18. Docket(hard copy)
  19. Email
  20. Order/Status
  21. Final Hearing
  22. Final Divorce Decree
  23. Docket(hard copy)
  24. Email
  25. Email
  26. Email
  27. Withholding Order
  28. Letter
  29. Email
  30. Notice
  31. (OCA) - Post Judgment: Title IV-D
  32. Order
  33. Citation
  34. Notice
  35. Notice
  36. Citation
  37. Email
  38. Notice
  39. Document
  40. Notice
  41. Notice
  42. Notice
  43. Notice
  44. Document
  45. Judge Docket Entry
  46. Notice
  47. Notice
  48. Order
  49. Email
  50. Citation
  51. Notice
  52. Citation
  53. Email
  54. Document
  55. Judge Docket Entry
  56. Order
  57. Notice
  58. Citation
  59. Docket Sheet
  60. Email
  61. Notice
  62. Motion - No Fee
  63. Proposed Order
  64. Email
  65. Document
  66. Judge Docket Entry
  67. Proposed Order
  68. Notice
  69. Notice
  70. Docket Sheet
  71. Notice
  72. Citation
  73. Email
  74. Service
  75. Service
  76. Notice
  77. Report
  78. Judge Docket Entry
  79. Judge Docket Entry
  80. Docket Sheet
  81. Order
  82. Email
  83. Request
  84. Email
  85. (OCA) - Post Judgment: Modification - Other
  86. Motion
  87. Email
  88. Amended Petition
  89. Citation
  90. Citation
  91. Email
  92. Motion - No Fee
  93. Temporary Restraining Order - (OCA)
  94. Temporary Restraining Order - (OCA)
  95. Email
  96. Amended Petition
  97. Motion Hearing
  98. Temporary Restraining Order
  99. Judge Docket Entry
  100. Service
  101. Service
  102. Docket Sheet
  103. Request
  104. Order/Status
  105. Notice of Nonsuit
  106. Judge Docket Entry
  107. Docket Sheet
  108. Email
  109. Request
  110. Email
  111. Final Hearing

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