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Case Information

Filed 2021-09-22
Status Pending
Type Divorce With Children
Docket 17 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Alaniz, Yesenia
Defendant Hernandez, Abelino
Photo of Hon. Millard, John)

Judge

Hon. Millard, John)

Fort Bend County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Petition Index # 1 Original Petition for Divorce
  2. Affidavit/Statement of Inability to Afford Costs Index # 2 Statement of Inability to Afford Payment of Court Costs or an Appeal Bond
  3. Order Index # 3 Standing Temporary Mutual Injuctions Divorce With Children
  4. No Fee Documents Index # 4 Civil Case Information Sheet
  5. Proposed Order Index # 5 Final Decree of Divorce
  6. M/Hearing (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Millard, John) FINAL HEARING (ZOOM)
  7. Judge Docket Entry P present for divorce. The decree is not complete and is not signed by both. Both parents need to complete parenting and file certificates of completion with the District Clerk. In addition, there is a cost challenge regarding the filing fee. No action taken today. JRM.
  8. Parent Education Certificate Index # 6 Certificate of Completion
  9. Proposed Order Index # 7 Final Decree of Divorce
  10. M/Hearing (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Millard, John) FINAL HEARING (IN PERSON)
  11. Judge Docket Entry P appeared for divorce prove-up. The decree has not been completed. She will complete the decree and will secure both parties signatures. There is a cost challenged. P will pay costs before resetting prove-up. No action taken today. JRM.
  12. Proposed Order Index # 8 Final Decree of Divorce
  13. Judge Docket Entry The proposed final decree is not complete and missing the possession order that should be attached. Petitioner will need to appear in person or on the Friday Zoom Docket to prove-up the decree also. No action taken. MR
  14. Proposed Order Index # 9 Amended Final Decree of Divorce
  15. Judge Docket Entry Respondent must either file an Answer, Waiver of Service, or appear at the Prove-Up. The Proposed Decree provisions regarding child support and possession and access are incomplete. No Parenting Class Certificate for Respondent, Income Withholding Order, Record of Support, or Medical Support Order filed. No Action Taken. FRY
  16. M/Hearing (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Rawlins, Monica) FINAL HEARING (IN PERSON)
  17. Judge Docket Entry Petitioner appeared. No waiver or answer filed by Respondent. Additonally, the Proposed Decree has not been corrected. No Action Taken. FRY

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