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Hays County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2021-10-13
Status Disposed
Type Protective Order
Docket 40 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Carbajal, Maria
Defendant Cordero, David
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Judge

Hon. (Judicial Officer: Henry, William R)

Hays County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Returned To Sender
  2. Court's Docket Sheet
  3. Application for Protective Order (Open Case)
  4. Objection To Associate Judge
  5. Order to Appear and Show Cause (Before Original Judgment)
  6. Motion
  7. Electronic Docket Entry
  8. Temporary Ex Parte Protective Order
  9. Request for Issuance of Process
  10. Notice of Application for Protective Order
  11. Notice of Application for Protective Order
  12. Request for Issuance of Process
  13. Amended Order
  14. Notice of Application for Protective Order
  15. Request for Issuance of Process
  16. Protective Order Hearing
  17. Motion To Continue And Extend Temporary Ex Parte Protective
  18. Order To Continue & Extend Temporary Ex Parte Protective Ord
  19. Protective Order Hearing
  20. Motion To Continue And Extend Temporary Ex Parte Protective
  21. Order Extending
  22. Motion To Continue And Extend Temporary Ex Parte Protective
  23. Order To Continue & Extend Temporary Ex Parte Protective Ord
  24. Protective Order Hearing
  25. Motion To Continue And Extend Temporary Ex Parte Protective
  26. Order To Continue & Extend Temporary Ex Parte Protective Ord
  27. Protective Order Hearing
  28. Invoice/Protective Order
  29. Notice of Protective Order (to Respondent)
  30. Notice of Protective Order (to Law Enforcement/Schools)
  31. Gun License Suspension Letter To DPS
  32. Notice of Protective Order (to Law Enforcement/Schools)
  33. Notice of Protective Order (to Law Enforcement/Schools)
  34. Notice of Protective Order (to Law Enforcement/Schools)
  35. Notice of Protective Order (to Law Enforcement/Schools)
  36. Receipt of Exhibits
  37. Notice of Protective Order (to Law Enforcement/Schools) Austin Police Department, mailed C/D 01/10/2022, delivered 01/14/2022
  38. Notice of Protective Order (to Law Enforcement/Schools) Travis County Sheriff's Department, mailed C/D 01/10/2022, delivered 01/14/2022
  39. Receipt of Exhibits hearing 1/10/22
  40. Returned To Sender Unclaimed , unable to forward , Return to Sender

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