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Kerr County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-11-10
Status Disposed
Type Debt Claim
Docket 21 entries
Disposition judgment

Parties

Plaintiff U.s. Bank National Association
Defendant Thomason, Timothy Lee
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Judge

Hon. French Mitzi

Kerr County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Plaintiffs Original Petition
  2. Case Filed
  3. Citation
  4. Civil Citation Service Thomason, Timothy Lee Unserved
  5. Case Filed
  6. Citation
  7. Civil Citation Service Thomason, Timothy Lee Served 01/25/2024 Returned 01/25/2024
  8. Show Cause Hearing (10:30 AM) (Judicial Officer French, Mitzi)
  9. Citation Returned Un-served
  10. Motion For Continuance
  11. CANCELED Show Cause Hearing (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer French, Mitzi) Continued
  12. Citation Return
  13. Answer
  14. Motion PLAINTIFF'S MOTION FOR SUMMARY DISPOSITION- Hearing: The court must not consider a motion for summary disposition unless it has been on file for at least 14 days. By agreement of the parties, the judge may decide the motion and response without a hearing. Otherwise, the court should set a hearing on the motion. The judge may consider evidence offered by the parties at the hearing. Rule 503.2(c).
  15. CANCELED Show Cause Hearing (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer French, Mitzi) Other
  16. Motion TO APPEAR ROMOTELY
  17. Comment Per Mitzi if the defendant is not opposed then reset for video conference
  18. Affidavit for Business Records
  19. Trial By Judge (10:30 AM) (Judicial Officer French, Mitzi) 06/04/2024 Reset by Court to 07/16/2024
  20. Motion Hearing (10:30 AM) (Judicial Officer French, Mitzi) 06/04/2024 Reset by Court to 07/16/2024
  21. Comment Appearance: Sean Duffy for US Bank and Timothy L Thomason-Defendant Attorney D;arwyn Daniels/ Denying Summary Dispostion

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