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Court

Comal County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-08-10
Status Disposed
Type Child Protective Services
Docket 66 entries
Disposition final judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Texas Department Of Family And Protective Services
Defendant Bailey, Christopher Kenneth
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Judge

Hon. Mcclenahan, Melissa

Comal County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  2. ORIGINAL PETITION (OCA)
  3. AFFIDAVIT IN SUPPORT OF EMERGENCY REMOVAL
  4. ORDER FOR PROTECTION
  5. NOTIFICATION REGARDING CONSENT FOR MEDICAL CARE
  6. NOTIFICATION REGARDING CONSENT FOR MEDICAL CARE
  7. NOTIFICATION REGARDING CONSENT FOR MEDICAL CARE
  8. REQUEST FOR PROCESS
  9. CITATION AND SHOW CAUSE
  10. REQUEST FOR SUBPOENA
  11. SUBPOENA
  12. CITATION AND SHOW CAUSE RETURNED SERVED
  13. CITATION AND SHOW CAUSE RETURNED SERVED
  14. ORDER TO PAY ATTORNEY FEES
  15. ORDER TO PAY ATTORNEY FEES
  16. ORIGINAL ANSWER
  17. REQUEST FOR SUBPOENA
  18. REQUEST FOR SUBPOENA
  19. NOTICE OF FILING OF RECORD AND BUSINESS RECORDS AFFIDAVIT
  20. MOTION FOR AGGRAVATED CIRCUMSTANCES
  21. SUBPOENA
  22. SUBPOENA
  23. REQUEST FOR SUBPOENA
  24. SUBPOENA
  25. CITATION AND SHOW CAUSE RETURNED SERVED
  26. NOTICE OF HEARING
  27. NOTICE OF HEARING
  28. NOTICE OF HEARING
  29. NOTICE OF HEARING
  30. NOTICE OF HEARING
  31. NOTICE OF HEARING
  32. JURY DEMAND
  33. OBJECTION TO ASSIGNED JUDGE
  34. NOTICE OF HEARING
  35. ORDER TO SEVER
  36. NOTICE OF HEARING
  37. NOTICE OF HEARING
  38. TEMPORARY ORDERS
  39. PERMANENCY REPORT
  40. FAMILY SERVICE PLAN
  41. FAMILY SERVICE PLAN
  42. ORDER TO PAY ATTORNEY FEES
  43. ORDER TO PAY ATTORNEY FEES
  44. ORDER TO PAY ATTORNEY FEES
  45. ORDER APPOINTING CASA
  46. ORDER TO PAY ATTORNEY FEES
  47. STATUS HEARING ORDER
  48. NOTICE OF HEARING
  49. NOTICE OF HEARING
  50. ORDER TO PAY ATTORNEY FEES
  51. PERMANENCY REPORT
  52. CASA REPORT
  53. ORDER TO PAY ATTORNEY FEES
  54. ORIGINAL ANSWER
  55. ORDER TO PAY ATTORNEY FEES
  56. MOTION TO PAY ATTORNEY FEES
  57. ORDER TO PAY MEDIATOR
  58. MEDIATED SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
  59. FINAL ORDER

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