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Court

Brazoria County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-10-06
Status Disposed
Type Pcr Grandparent Access
Docket 27 entries
Disposition transfer

Parties

Plaintiff Martinez, Angela
Defendant Cano, Sylvia Guadalupe
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Judge

Hon. Bradshaw, Chad

Brazoria County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Correspondence to 257th District Court, Harris County with Exhibits dated 12/20/22 - Plea to the Jurisdiction Included
  2. Temporary Restraining Order Family (OCA) Mutual Temporary Restraining Order and Notice of Show Cause Hearing with Notice of Hearing for Temporary Orders (no date requested and/or confirmed) -KRH/10 pages
  3. Docket Entry Mutual TRO granted. KRH
  4. Motion to Extend Temporary Restraining Order - Angela Martinez
  5. Request Process Request
  6. Order Extending Mutual Temporary Restraining Order 12-19-22 at 9:30 a.m. - KRH/4 pages
  7. Request Amended Process Request
  8. TRestraining Order Cano, Sylvia Guadalupe Unserved
  9. Order Mutual Order Extending Temporary Restraining Order - KRH/3 pages
  10. Affidavit - Sylvia Cano
  11. Answer Respondent's Original Answer and Plea to the Jurisdiction - Sylvia Cano
  12. Counter Petition Respondent's Counter-Petition - Sylvia Cano
  13. Temporary Orders Hearing (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Hufstetler, K. Randall) set by Staci Childs 12/19/2022 Reset by Court to 12/20/2022
  14. Docket Entry Set on TO's and Plea to the Jurisdiction of the Court. Parties appeared. Attys A. Briscoe and S. Childs appeared. C. Ramirez made a rec. Venue is improper in Brazoria County. Case Transferred to Harris granted. Pronounced and rendered this date. CDB
  15. Proposed Order
  16. Correspondence from Daily Court Review to Sunnyside Legal Clinic
  17. Correspondence from Daily Court Review to Sunnyside Legal Clinic
  18. Order To Transfer
  19. Notice of Judgment mailed to (2)
  20. Certificate Clerk's Transfer Certificate to Harris County
  21. Report E-file Submission Report
  22. Report Efile Acceptance Report from Harris County; new case # 202309276A
  23. Mail Return Staci Childs (Return to Sender, Attempted not Known and Unable to Forward)
  24. Court Reporter's Evidence Submission Form 12/20/22 Plea to the Jurisdiction
  25. Courtroom's Exhibit Worksheet (Hearing on 12/20/22)
  26. Correspondence to Harris County District Clerk with Exhibits dated 12/20/22 - Plea to the Jurisdiction Included
  27. Correspondence Letter with Return of Exhibits from Harris County

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