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Court

Henderson County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2021-12-08
Status Disposed
Type Contract Consumer/commercial/debt
Docket 28 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Csl Financial, Llc
Defendant Brookins, William
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Judge

Hon. Calhoon, Mark

Henderson County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. New Case Filed (OCA)
  2. Petition Original Petition
  3. Service Issued CITATION ISSUED: WILLIAM BROOKINS
  4. Citation
  5. Service Filed CITATION- WILLIAM BROOKINS- UNSERVED
  6. Notice NOTICE OF APPEARANCE AND MOTION TO SUBSTITUTE COUNSEL
  7. Request Request for Issuance of Citation
  8. Service Issued CITATION ISSUED: WILLIAM BROOKINS
  9. Citation
  10. Motion (No Fee) MOTION FOR SUBSTITUTED SERVICE
  11. Proposed Order FOR SUBSTITUTED SERVICE (SENT TO JUDGE CALHOON)
  12. Letter COMMUNICATION LETTER REGARDING SUBSTITUTED SERVICE MOTION
  13. Judge's Note S/ORDER GRANTING PLAINTIFF'S MTN FOR SUBSTITUTED SERVICE /S/ MC
  14. Order ORDER GRANTING MTN FOR SUBSTITUTED SERVICE
  15. Motion (No Fee) MOTION FOR ENTRY OF DEFAULT JUDGMENT
  16. Proposed Order DEFAULT JUDGMENT - (RNS) 6/8/22
  17. Service Filed CIT-WILLIAM BROOKINS
  18. Certificate / Certification SCRA
  19. Certificate of Last Known Mailing Address
  20. Letter COMMUNICATION LETTER REGARDING DEFAULT JUDGMENT
  21. Notice of Hearing
  22. Default Hearing (10:00 AM) ()
  23. Judge's Note ON DEFAULT HEARING; ATT DENTON FOR PLAINTIFF; NO ONE FOR RESPONDENT; HEARD; TOOK UNDER ADVISEMENT; S/O GRANTING
  24. Default Judgment
  25. Notice OF COURT ORDER SENT TO DEFENDANT
  26. Request Request to Issue Writ of Possession
  27. Writ WRIT OF POSSESSION ISSUED: WILLIAM BROOKINS
  28. Writ

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