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Case Information

Filed 2022-12-07
Status Dismissed
Type Pcr Grandparent Access
Docket 27 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Burns, Lisa Anne|Burns, Robert Nelson
Defendant Burns, John Ryan|Theide, Megan
Photo of Hon. Bulanek Patrick

Judge

Hon. Bulanek Patrick

Brazoria County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Notice of Judgment - Mailed
  2. Temporary Restraining Order Family (OCA) and Order Setting Hearing for Temporary Orders set 12-20-22 at 9:00 a.m. - GD/3 pages
  3. Request Process Request Form
  4. Request Process Request Form
  5. Correspondence Letter to District Clerk from Attorney John Powell
  6. Citation/TRO Burns, John Ryan Served 12/14/2022
  7. Citation/TRO Theide, Megan Served 12/15/2022
  8. Answer with Counter or Cross Action Original Answer, Counterpetition in Grandparents Suit Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship, & Motion to Dismiss Due to Lack of Standing - Megan Theide
  9. Service Returned #244356 - CIT/TRO - Megan Theide / Served 12/14/2022
  10. Service Returned #244356 - CIT/TRO - Megan Theide / Served 12/14/2022
  11. Service Returned #244356 - CIT/TRO - Megan Theide / Served 12/15/2022
  12. Service Returned #244356 - CIT/TRO - Megan Theide / Served 12/15/2022
  13. Service Returned #244342 - CIT/TRO - John Ryan Burns / Served 12/14/2022
  14. Service Returned #244342 - CIT/TRO - John Ryan Burns / Served 12/14/2022
  15. Waiver of Service - John Ryan Burns
  16. Correspondence from The Powell Law Firm to District Clerk's Office
  17. Temporary Restraining Order (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Bulanek, Patrick) Set by JP
  18. Answer with Counter or Cross Action First Amended Answer, Counterpetition in Grandparents Suit Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship, and Motion to Dismiss Due to Lack of Standing - Megan Theide
  19. Judicial Docket Entry Set on the docket for temporary orders and a challenge as to standing. Robert Nelson Burns and Lisa Anne Burns appear in person and with counsel John Sanford Powell. Megan Theide appears in person and with counsel Gerald R. Yoakum. Record - S Whitley. Testimony and evidence presented. During a break, the parties reach an agreement. The agreement is dictated into the record. All parties who are present affirm the agreement. The agreement is approved by the Court and will become the order of the Court, the Court finding same to be in the best interest of the child. Pronounced and rendered this date. Entry is 01.26.2023. gld
  20. Exhibit Ex P1-3
  21. Rule 11 Agreement for Temporary Band-Aid Orders
  22. Correspondence to District Clerk's Office from The Powell Law Firm
  23. Exhibit Courtroom's Exhibit Worksheet
  24. Court Reporter's Evidence Submission Form 12/20/2022 Standing and Temporary Orders
  25. Motion Agreed Motion for Non-Suit
  26. Correspondence from Attorney John Powell to District Clerk
  27. Order of Nonsuit

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