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Court

Randall Co County Civil

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-07-11
Status Disposed
Type Divorce Children
Docket 18 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Chapman, Kelsey Lane
Defendant Riggin, William Nathaniel
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Judge

Hon. Frausto Titiana

Randall County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. NOTICE LET/RETURNED WILLIAM RIGGIN - UNABLE TO FORWARD
  2. FAMILY SCHEDULE REVIEW-9 Months
  3. PRO SE ADVISEMENT AND INFO (of party filing)
  4. REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE
  5. CITATION ISSUED WILLIAM RIGGIN - SENT TO RCSO
  6. Citation RIGGIN, WILLIAM NATHANIEL Served 07/13/2022
  7. CITATION SERVED WILLIAM RIGGIN - 7/13/2022
  8. ENTRY OF APPEARANCE ATTY TATE ELDRIDGE - KELSEY CHAPMAN
  9. AMENDED FIRST AMENDED ORIGINAL PETITION FOR DIVORCE
  10. Hearing (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Frausto, Titiana) IN PERSON POTTER- 501 S. FILLMORE ST., STE. 4B, AMARILLO, TEXAS
  11. DOCKET ENTRY Case called; P appeared with counsel and announced ready; R failed to appear though duly cited and wholly made default; testimony received; P named SMC with right to est primary residence w/o geographic restriction; R to pay CS = $729.80, Retroactive support confirmed at @2919.20 to be paid at $50/month; $50 Medicaid reimbursement; each awarded property in their possession; P name change; Lisa Thrash, CSR.
  12. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED FINAL DECREE OF DIVORCE - SENT TO JUDGE FRAUSTO
  13. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED INCOME WITHHOLDING FOR SUPPORT - SENT TO JUDGE FRAUSTO
  14. DECREE OF DIVORCE - DEFAULT (OCA) 33 PGS - SIGNED ON 5/20/2024 - SENT TO SDU
  15. WRIT OF INCOME WITHHOLDING
  16. MAILED NOTICE TO WILLIAM RIGGIN
  17. MAILED NOTICE EFILED TO ATTY
  18. NOTICE FROM SDU

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