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Wood County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-03-23
Status Disposed
Type Support Order Iv D
Docket 75 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Crawford, Augustus Mccrae Crawford, Augustus
Defendant Hay, Madison Lyn Hopkins, Madison
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Judge

Hon. Mc Campbell, J Brad)

Wood County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. New Cases Filed (OCA)
  2. CASE TRANSFERRED FROM ANOTHER COUNTY
  3. CASE TRANSFERRED FROM ANOTHER COUNTY
  4. CASE TRANSFERRED FROM ANOTHER COUNTY
  5. CASE TRANSFERRED FROM ANOTHER COUNTY
  6. BILL OF COSTS
  7. NOTICE
  8. RECEIPT
  9. Letter
  10. NOTICE OF HEARING
  11. Letter
  12. FIRST AMENDED PETITION TO MODIFY PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIP
  13. NOTICE OF HEARING
  14. MOTION TO COMPEL
  15. NOTICE OF HEARING
  16. Temporary Orders
  17. NOTICE
  18. Temporary Orders
  19. Motion to Compel
  20. NOTICE
  21. Certificate
  22. SUBPOENA
  23. SUBPOENA
  24. MOTION
  25. ORDER
  26. EXHIBIT LIST
  27. VACATION LETTER
  28. PROPOSED ORDER
  29. MISCELLANEOUS
  30. DRUG TEST REPORT
  31. DRUG TEST REPORT
  32. DRUG TEST REPORT
  33. Letter
  34. ORDER
  35. ORDER APPOINTING AMICUS ATTORNEY
  36. ORDER
  37. RESPONDENT'S
  38. SECOND AMENDED PETITION
  39. SECOND
  40. NOTICE OF HEARING
  41. NOTICE OF HEARING
  42. SUBPOENA
  43. SUBPOENA
  44. SUBPOENA
  45. SUBPOENA EXECUTED
  46. Letter
  47. FIRST AMENDED
  48. AFFIDAVIT
  49. SUBPOENA EXECUTED
  50. Temporary Orders
  51. ORDER TERMINATING INCOME WITHHOLDING
  52. REQUEST FOR COPY
  53. NOTICE OF HEARING
  54. AGREED TEMPORARY ORDERS
  55. NOTICE OF BUSINESS RECORDS AFFIDAVIT
  56. REQUEST FOR COPY
  57. THIRD MOTION
  58. Motion for Continuance
  59. NOTICE OF HEARING
  60. PROPOSED ORDER
  61. ORDER ON MOTION
  62. Motion Hearing
  63. RESPONSE
  64. RESPONSE
  65. RULE 11 AGREEMENT
  66. Final Hearing
  67. AGREED ORDER IN SUIT TO MODIFY PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIP
  68. APPEALABLE ORDER CARD
  69. APPEALABLE ORDER CARD
  70. REQUEST FOR COPY
  71. NUNC PRO TUNC
  72. INCOME WITHHOLDING FOR SUPPORT
  73. EMPLOYERS ORDER ISSUED
  74. CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT
  75. CERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT

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