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Taylor County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-20
Status Filed
Type Other Real Property
Docket 31 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Tait, Marlen Ray|Tait, Melody Richel
Defendant Wedeking, Colton
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Judge

Hon. Wheeler Thomas

Taylor County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. CANCELED Civil Hearing (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Wheeler, Thomas) Court Petition for Partition by Sale
  2. Request For Issuance
  3. Citation C Wedeking/Envelope # 84748994
  4. Citation Wedeking, Colton Served 03/11/2024 Returned 03/12/2024
  5. Citation Returned Served C Wedeking
  6. Answer/Response Defendant's Original Answer
  7. Order Setting Hearing
  8. Amended Petition Defendant's Special Exception and First Amended Answer
  9. Pro-Se Motion to Set Reasonable Bond
  10. Letter to Defendant
  11. Inmate Correspondence
  12. Pro-Se Motion to Dismiss Criminal Charges
  13. Pro-Se Motion to Suppress Evidence
  14. Letter to Defendant
  15. Inmate Correspondence
  16. Pro-Se Motion to Quash Indictment
  17. Letter to Defendant
  18. Inmate Correspondence
  19. Pro-Se Motion for Permission to Proceed in Forma Pauperis
  20. Letter to Defendant
  21. Pro-Se Motion to Discover Search and Arrest Warrants
  22. Letter to Defendant
  23. Order Appointing Counsel Jenny Henley
  24. Waiver Of Arraignment
  25. Pro-Se Motion for Exculpatory and Mitigating Evidence
  26. Letter to Defendant
  27. Bond Rescue, $15,000, 03/07/18
  28. Plea Agreement Docket Order Pad Order 2.14.19
  29. PAD (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Wheeler, Thomas) PAD/ORDER
  30. Dismissed Part of plea to 13233 and 12102D Vol./Book MCR157, Page 393, 1 pages
  31. Docket Sheet

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