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Court

Gregg County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-07-25
Status MODIFICATION/ENFORCEMENT
Type Ag - Support Order
Docket 57 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Lawson, Darkethia Vonshae
Defendant Lawson, Vondrick Tray
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Judge

Hon. Womack, Tim

Gregg County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Statement of Inability to Afford Payment of Court Costs
  2. Information
  3. Letter
  4. Motion for Substitute Service
  5. Petition (OCA)
  6. Certificate
  7. Order Substitute Service
  8. Temporary Restraining Order
  9. Citation
  13. Issue Temporary Restraining Order
  16. Writ Return Sheriff
  17. Citation Return Sheriff
  18. Counter/Cross Claim - Family
  19. Respondent's Original Answer
  20. Temporary Restraining Order (8:15 AM) ()
  21. Temporary Restraining Order
  22. Motion To Consolidate
  23. Issue Temporary Restraining Order
  24. Order to Consolidate
  25. Notice Of Hearing
  26. Temporary Restraining Order (1:15 PM) ()
  27. Local Rules Letter
  28. Notice
  29. Objection
  30. Letter
  31. Letter
  32. Motion to Sign Order
  33. Certificate Of Written Discovery
  34. Notice of Intention to Take Deposition by Written Questions
  35. Entry Of Judgment (1:15 PM) ()
  36. Order
  37. Letter Ruling
  38. Docket Sheet
  39. Final Divorce (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Womack, Tim)
  40. Judgment
  41. Income Withholding Order
  42. Employer Withholding Letter
  43. Green Card
  44. Return of Withholding Order
  45. Post Judgment - Enforcement (OCA)
  46. Order to Appear
  47. Request
  48. Certificate Of Written Discovery
  49. Motion to Withdrawl Counsel of Record
  50. Order Approving the Withdrawal As Counsel of Record
  51. Letter
  52. Email
  53. Docket Sheet
  54. Final Hearing (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Womack, Tim)
  55. Letter Ruling
  56. Local Rules Letter
  57. Judgment

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