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Case Information

Filed 2023-03-01
Status Disposed
Type Trespass To Try Title
Docket 77 entries
Disposition judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Klar, Norma
Defendant Saavedra, Javier

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. New Cases Filed (OCA)
  2. PETITION
  3. TEMP REST ORD, AND ORD SETTING HRG FOR RQST FOR TEMP INJ
  4. (Judicial Officer: Canales, David A.)
  5. REQUEST
  6. APPLICATION FOR
  7. CASH BOND
  8. (Judicial Officer: 288th, District Court)
  9. Party:
  10. Plaintiff Klar, Norma
  11. Party 2:
  12. Defendant Saavedra, Javier
  13. Served: 03/10/2023
  14. Served: 03/10/2023
  15. PLEA
  16. NOTICE OF HEARING
  17. ORIGINAL ANSWER OF
  18. RETURN OF SERVICE - SUCCESSFUL
  19. RETURN OF SERVICE - SUCCESSFUL
  20. MOTION FOR
  21. TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER (OCA)
  22. (Judicial Officer: Hortick, Christine)
  23. ORDER DENYING
  24. (Judicial Officer: SHELTON JR, WALDEN E)
  25. HEARING/TRIAL CRT REPORTER ASSIGNED
  26. LETTER TO DISTRICT CLERK
  27. RECEIPT OF EXHIBITS TO DISTRICT CLERK'S OFFICE
  28. MOTION TO
  29. ORDER RESETTING CASE FOR JURY TRIAL
  30. Judicial Officer: Jimenez, Angelica I)
  31. OTICE OF HEARING
  32. OTION FOR PARTIAL SUMMARY JUDGMENT
  33. OTION TO ENTER
  34. OTICE OF HEARING
  35. ESPONSE
  36. EPLY TO
  37. EARING/TRIAL CRT REPORTER ASSIGNED
  38. udge Note
  39. Judicial Officer: Garza, Nicole)
  40. TTORNEY UNAVAILABILITY NOTICE FILED FOR
  41. OTION IN LIMINE
  42. ITNESS LIST
  43. xhibits
  44. ROPOSED ORDER
  45. ROPOSED ORDER
  46. ITNESS LIST
  47. xhibits
  48. OTION IN LIMINE
  49. udge Note
  50. Judicial Officer: Alvarez, Mary Lou)
  51. EARING/TRIAL CRT REPORTER ASSIGNED
  52. Judicial Officer: Alvarez, Mary Lou)
  53. RDER IN LIMINE
  54. Judicial Officer: Alvarez, Mary Lou)
  55. RDER IN LIMINE
  56. Judicial Officer: Alvarez, Mary Lou)
  57. ROPOSED ORDER

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