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Hutchinson County Courts

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-04-13
Type Divorce Children
Docket 42 entries
Disposition final judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Driver, Steven Alen|Kesner, Amy Leigh
Defendant Driver, Steven Alen|Kesner, Amy Leigh
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Judge

Hon. Mosley James M

Hutchinson County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  2. Final Judgment (Judicial Officer: Mosley, James M.) Comment (FINAL DECREE OF DIVORCE. AMY KESNER TO PAY CHILD SUPPORT TO STEVEN DRIVER IN THE AMOUNT OF $250 PER MONTH TO BEGIN 8/1/22. COURT COSTS TO BE PAID BY STEVEN DRIVER IN THE AMOUNT OF $25 PER MONTH)
  3. Dismissed (Judicial Officer: Mosley, James M.) Comment (ORDER DECLINING JURISDICTION AND DISMISSING CASE; GRANTED; CASE IN HUTCHINSON COUNTY IS DISMISSED SO THAT CASE MAY BE FILED IN MINNEHAHA COUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA, SIGNED BY JUDGE MOSLEY)
  4. Original Petition (OCA)
  5. Original Petition (OCA)
  6. Affidavit
  7. Motion (Judicial Officer: Mosley, James M. )
  8. Notice
  9. Notice
  10. Bureau of Vital Statistics Form
  11. Notice
  12. Request for Issuance
  13. Citation Kesner, Amy Leigh Served 05/14/2022 Response Due 06/03/2022 Returned 05/16/2022
  14. Returned Service
  15. Answer
  16. Amended Petition
  17. Request for Issuance
  18. Citation Kesner, Amy Leigh Served 06/07/2022 Response Due 06/27/2022 Returned 06/09/2022
  19. Returned Service
  20. Intervention
  21. Divorce Pro Se (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Mosley, James M.) Result: Final Divorce
  22. Certificate
  23. Order
  24. Final Decree
  25. Copies Mailed
  26. Bill of Costs
  27. Returned Mail
  28. Notice
  29. Motion (Judicial Officer: Mosley, James M. )
  30. Letter
  31. Memorandum
  32. Motion Hearing (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Mosley, James M.) Result: Other
  33. Order (Judicial Officer: Mosley, James M. )
  34. Post Judgment: Modification - Other
  35. Request for Issuance
  36. Bureau of Vital Statistics Form
  37. Citation Driver, Steven Alen Served 04/17/2023 Response Due 05/08/2023 Returned 04/19/2023
  38. Returned Service
  39. Request
  40. Request
  41. Response
  42. Order of Dismissal

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