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Fannin County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-01-24
Status Disposed
Type Child Protective Services
Docket 75 entries

Parties

Plaintiff TDFPS
Defendant Unknown Father

Docket Entries

  1. (OCA) - Original Petition - New Cases Filed Index # 1
  2. Order for Protective Custody
  3. Citation
  4. Citation
  5. Citation
  8. Citation
  11. Day Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Blake, Laurine)
  12. Judge Docket Entry
  13. Fee Voucher
  14. Docket Sheet
  15. Fee Voucher
  16. Temporary Orders
  17. Email
  18. Email
  19. Notice
  20. Service
  21. Service
  22. Notice
  23. Notice
  24. Report
  25. Notice
  26. Notice
  27. Notice
  28. Notice
  29. Email
  30. Permanency Hearing (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Blake, Laurine)
  31. Answer
  32. Judge Docket Entry
  33. Docket Sheet
  34. Order
  35. Answer
  36. Indigency Oath Filed
  37. Indigency Oath Filed
  38. Notice
  39. Report
  40. Notice
  41. CASA Report to Court
  42. Order
  43. Permanency Plan and Permanency Progress Report
  44. Permanency Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Blake, Laurine)
  45. Judge Docket Entry
  46. Order
  47. Docket Sheet
  48. Fee Voucher
  49. Email
  50. CASA Report to Court
  51. Permanency Plan and Permanency Progress Report
  52. Permanency Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Blake, Laurine)
  53. Judge Docket Entry
  54. Docket Sheet
  55. Permanency Hearing Order
  56. Motion - No Fee
  57. Proposed Order
  58. Fee Voucher
  59. Email
  60. Memo
  61. Email
  62. Permanency Plan and Permanency Progress Report
  63. Amended Petition
  64. Agreement
  65. Amended Petition
  66. Fee Voucher
  67. CASA Report to Court
  68. Notice
  69. Email
  70. Permanency Hearing (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Blake, Laurine)
  71. Order in Suit
  72. Judge Docket Entry
  73. Docket Sheet
  74. Fee Voucher
  75. Email

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