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Court

Kerr County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-04-26
Status Disposed
Type All Other Family Law Matters
Docket 62 entries
Disposition ORDER TRANSFERRING

Parties

Defendant Whitley, April Dawn
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Judge

Hon. Luhrs Amy

Kerr County (TX)

Texas

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Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. Order (Judicial Officer: Luhrs, Amy)
  2. Order (Judicial Officer: Luhrs, Amy)
  3. Transferred To County Court At Law (Judicial Officer: Harris, Susan)
  5. Plaintiffs Original Petition
  6. Citation
  9. Order
  10. Notice Of Mailing
  11. Petition (Non-Opening Event)
  12. Notice
  13. Order Resetting Hearing
  14. Hearing (8:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Talley, Pam)
  15. Order Setting Hearing
  16. Amended Petition
  17. Appearance
  18. Citation
  21. Precept To Serve
  24. Request
  25. Letter
  26. Amended Petition
  27. Letter
  28. Letter
  29. Motion
  30. Order
  31. Hearing (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Talley, Pam)
  32. Order
  33. Order
  34. Hearing (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Luhrs, Amy)
  35. Order Resetting Hearing
  36. Order
  37. Motion
  38. Hearing (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Luhrs, Amy)
  39. Docket Page
  40. Amended Petition
  41. Request
  42. Citation
  45. Request
  46. Request
  47. Notice
  48. Motion To Withdraw As Counsel
  49. Letter
  50. Docket Sheet
  51. Agreed Motion
  52. Order
  53. Notice
  54. Hearing (2:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Harris, Susan)
  55. Receipt
  56. Temporary Order
  57. Docket Sheet
  58. Request
  59. Agreed Order
  60. Hearing (2:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Harris, Susan)
  61. Docket Sheet
  62. Letter

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