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Case Information

Filed 2021-11-22
Status Disposed
Type Marriage Divorce Children
Docket 17 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Allen, Richard Kyle
Defendant Allen, Maranda

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. Notice of Judgment (2)
  2. Request Process Request
  3. Temporary Restraining Order Family (OCA) and Order Setting Hearing for Temporary Orders for 12/7/21 at 9:30 a.m. - KRH/9 pages
  4. Docket Entry Mutual TRO granted. KRH
  5. Citation/TRO Allen, Maranda Served 12/01/2021 Anticipated Method In Person
  6. Answer Respondent's Original Answer - Maranda Allen
  7. Service Returned (216727)- Maranda Allen- Divorce Cit/Tro- Served-12/1/21
  8. Request Petitioner's Request for Relief on Temporary Orders - Richard Kyle Allen
  9. Counter Petition Original Counterpetition for Divorce - Maranda Allen
  10. Temporary Restraining Order (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Hufstetler, K. Randall) /TO set by SMB
  11. Docket Entry Set on TO's. Petitioner appeared with atty R. Puts. Respondent appeared with atty M. Jones. C. Ramirez made a rec. Evidence presented. The parties are appointed as Temporary JMC, with the mother having the right to designate the primary residence of the child, within Brazoria County, Texas. The parents to exercise the other rights and duties of a managing conservator by joint agreement. The father shall have possession and access for weekends beginning at 6p on the Sat following the 1st, 3rd and 5th Friday of each month and ending at 6p on the following Sunday. The father shall have possession of the child each Thursday, beginning at 6p and ending the following Friday at 8a. The father shall also have possession of the child each Tuesday from 6p to 8p. The father is ordered to pay child support in the amount of $218.56 per month, beginning 1-1-22. Each party to have temporary exclusive use and possession of the items of property in that party's possession. Joint and mutual temporary injunctions as to persons and property. Morals clauses in effect. Pronounced and rendered this date. EOJ 1-14-22. CDB
  12. Exhibit Courtroom's Exhibit Worksheet (Hearing on 12/7/21)
  13. Rule 11 Agreement - CB / 2 pages
  14. Certificate Respondent's Certificate of Delivery of Discovery Documents - Maranda Allen
  15. Certificate Petitioner's Certificate of Written Discovery (Disclosures) - Richard Allen
  16. Notice of Nonsuit Notice of Joint Nonsuit - Richard Kyle Allen and Maranda Allen
  17. Order Granting Joint Nonsuit- KRH/ 2 pages

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