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Court

Nueces County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-11-18
Status Pending
Type Protective Order
Docket 29 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Johnson, Maria Yvette
Defendant Johnson, Elliott Brian
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Judge

Hon. Watts, Sandra L.

Nueces County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Original Petition (OCA)
  2. Notice Notice To Respondent
  3. Notice Identifier
  4. Service Request Information Sheet Service Requested
  5. Texas Crime Information Center
  6. Application An Application For A Protective Order
  7. Proposed Order (Judicial Officer: Watts, Sandra L. ) Temporary Ex Parte Protective Order and Order Setting Hearing
  8. Order (Judicial Officer: Banales, J. Manuel ) Temporary Ex Parte Protective Order and Order Setting Hearing
  9. Application for Protective Order (Notice) Johnson, Elliott Brian Unserved
  10. CANCELED Application (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Longoria, Jose) Other for Protective Order
  11. Motion Motion to Extend Temporary Ex Parte Protective Order
  12. Proposed Order (Judicial Officer: Watts, Sandra L. ) Order Extending Ex Parte Protective Order
  13. Order (Judicial Officer: Valdez, Carlos ) Order Extending Ex Parte Protective Order
  14. Notice Identifier
  15. Service Request Information Sheet Service Requested
  16. Texas Crime Information Center TCIC Form
  17. Application for Protective Order (Notice) Johnson, Elliott Brian Unserved
  18. Application (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Valdez, Carlos) PROT ORD; IN-PERSON Result: Reset
  19. Motion Motion To Extend Temporary Ex parte Protective Order
  20. Proposed Order ORDER EXTENDING EX PARTE
  21. Service Request Information Sheet Service Requested
  22. Order (Judicial Officer: Stith, David ) Order Extending Ex Parte Protective Order Set 12/30/2022 @9:00am
  23. Application for Protective Order (Notice) Johnson, Elliott Brian Served 12/27/2022 Returned 01/03/2023
  24. Application (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Stith, David) P.O. **IN PERSON**
  25. Motion Motion To Extend Temporary Ex Parte Protective Order
  26. Proposed Order (Judicial Officer: Barclay, Susan ) Order Extending Ex Parte Protective Order -Hrg. 12-30-2022
  27. Order (Judicial Officer: Barclay, Susan ) Order Extending Ex Parte Protective Order on January 25, 2023 @ 1:30 p.m. In Person (signed)
  28. Motion MOTION TO EXTEND TEMPORARY EX PARTE PROTECTIVE ORDER
  29. Proposed Order ORDER EXTENDING TEMPORARY EX PARTE PROTECTIVE ORDER

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