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Court

El Paso Co

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-01-19
Status Disposed
Type Other Contract
Docket 36 entries
Disposition judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Gurrola De Hernandez, Rosa
Defendant Alvarez, Alejandro
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Judge

Hon. Dominguez, Francisco X.

El Paso County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Original Petition (OCA) Index # 1
  2. E-File Event Original Filing
  3. Case Information Sheet Index # 2
  4. Request Index # 3
  5. Answer Index # 6
  6. Order Setting Hearing Index # 7
  7. Discovery Control Plan Index # 9
  8. Scheduling Conference
  9. Order Setting Hearing Index # 8
  10. Motion for Leave Index # 10
  11. Mediation Report Index # 11
  12. Subpoena Return by Attorney Index # 12
  13. Subpoena Return by Attorney Index # 13
  14. Pre-Trial Hearing
  15. Subpoena Return by Attorney Index # 14
  16. Subpoena Return by Attorney Index # 15
  17. Motion for Continuance Index # 16
  18. Order Granting Continuance Index # 17
  19. Bench Trial
  20. Order Setting Hearing Index # 18
  21. Subpoena Issued Index # 19
  22. Subpoena Issued Index # 20
  23. Motion for Continuance Index # 21
  24. Subpoena Return by Attorney Index # 22
  25. Subpoena Return by Attorney Index # 23
  26. Bench Trial
  27. Order Setting Hearing Index # 24
  28. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law
  29. Notice of Filing Index # 25
  30. Proposed Findings of Facts and Conclusions Index # 26
  31. Findings of Fact and Conclusions of Law
  32. Findings of Facts and Conclusions of Law
  33. Findings of Facts and Conclusions of Law
  34. Notice of Judgment Sent
  35. Notice of Judgment Sent
  36. Motion for New Trial Index # 28

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