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Case Information

Filed 2023-01-17
Status Disposed
Type Divorce Children
Docket 33 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Renteria, Katie Sue
Defendant Renteria, Nicholas Andrew
Photo of Hon. Frausto Titiana

Judge

Hon. Frausto Titiana

Randall County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. ACKNOWLEDGMENT FROM SDU
  2. FAMILY SCHEDULE REVIEW-9 Months
  3. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER AND ORDER SETTING HEARING FOR TEMPORARY ORDERS - SENT TO JUDGE FRAUSTO
  4. TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER AND ORDER SETTING HEARING FOR TEMPORARY ORDERS - FEBRUARY 8, 2023 AT 1:30 PM
  5. REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE
  6. CITATION ISSUED NICHOLAS RENTERIA - EFILED TO ATTY
  7. ISSUED TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER NICHOLAS RENTERIA - EFILED TO ATTY
  8. MOTION FOR RESPONDENT TO PRODUCE CHILD
  9. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED ORDER ON MOTION FOR RESPONDENT TO PRODUCE CHILD - SENT TO JUDGE FRAUSTO
  10. ORDER ON MOTION FOR RESPONDENT TO PRODUCE CHILD
  11. REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE
  12. CITATION ISSUED MOTION FOR RESPONDENT TO PRODUCE CHILD - NICHOLAS RETERIA - EFILED TO ATTY
  13. ISSUED PRECEPT ORDER ON MOTION FOR RESPONDENT TO PRODUCE CHILD - NICHOLAS RENTERIA - EFILED TO ATTY
  14. AMENDED FIRST AMENDED MOTION FOR RESPONDENT TO PRODUCE CHILD
  15. CITATION SERVED NICHOLAS RENTERIA - 1/20/2023
  16. TRO SERVED/UNSERVED SERVED - NICHOLAS RENTERIA - 1/20/2023
  17. CITATION SERVED NICHOLAS RENTERIA - 1/20/2023
  18. PRECEPT SERVED NICHOLAS RENTERIA - 1/20/2023
  19. Hearing (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Frausto, Titiana)
  20. AFFIDAVIT OF INABILITY TO PAY COSTS
  21. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED TEMPORARY ORDERS - SENT TO JUDGE FRAUSTO
  22. TEMPORARY ORDERS SENT TO SDU
  23. ACKNOWLEDGMENT FROM SDU
  24. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED ORDER SETTING FINAL HEARING - SENT TO JUDGE FRAUSTO
  25. ORDER SETTING HEARING MAY 24, 2023 AT 9:00 AM
  26. Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Frausto, Titiana) IN POTTER COUNTY- 501 S. FILLMORE ST., STE. 4B, AMARILLO, TEXAS 79101
  27. Docket Entry Case called; P appeared with counsel and announced ready; R appeared pro se and announced ready; testimony and evidence received from the parties and Doug Hershey; divorce granted on ground of irreconcilable differences; parties named JMC with P having right to establish primary residence; SPO for R; summer 23 and 24 broken into two 15 day periods; $700.22 CS arrearage confirmation; CP awarded as agreed;
  28. EXHIBIT/S FILED PETITIONER 1
  29. MOTION TO ENTER FINAL DECREE OF DIVORCE
  30. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED FINAL DECREE OF DIVORCE - SENT TO JUDGE FRAUSTO
  31. DECREE OF DIVORCE (OCA) 27 PGS - SIGNED ON 8/9/2023
  32. MAILED NOTICE TO NICHOLAS RENTERIA
  33. MAILED NOTICE EFILED TO ATTY

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