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Fort Bend County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-03-30
Status Disposed
Type Divorce No Children
Docket 19 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Adeyemo, Stacy Fern
Defendant Adeyemo, Olusegun Elijah
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Judge

Hon. Millard John

Fort Bend County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Petition Index # 1 Original Petition for Divorce
  2. Order Index # 2 Standing Temporary Mutual Injunctions Divorce No Children
  3. Request Index # 3 Request for Process
  4. Issuance Index # 4 Citation Issued to Olusegun Elijah Adeyemo
  5. Citation by Certified Mail CMMR- 9414 7266 9904 2182 5303 63 Adeyemo, Olusegun Elijah Unserved
  6. Answer/Contest/Response/Waiver Index # 5 Respondent's Original Answer
  7. CounterClaim/CrossAction/Interpleader/Intervention/ThirdPty Index # 6 Counterpetition for Divorcer
  8. Letters Cashier's Fee Notice Letter Sent
  9. Proposed Order Index # 7 Final Decree of Divorce
  10. M/Hearing (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Millard, John) FINAL HEARING (IN PERSON)
  11. Judge Docket Entry P and R present pro se on a divorce, no children. Parties sworn. There is a decree signed by P, but not R. R advises he is not in agreement, and the case is therefore contested. If no agreements can be reached, the parties will need to attend mediation for final. If still contested after mediation, the case will need to be set for final trial, which either party may do with written notice of trial and proof of service of the notice on the other party in accordance with the TRCP. No action taken. JRM.
  12. M/Hearing (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Millard, John) MOTION TO APPOINT MEDIATOR (IN PERSON)
  13. Order Index # 8 Order of Referral to Mediation
  14. Judge Docket Entry P present on M/Mediation. Farah Kamal appointed from the wheel. Order of Referral to Mediation signed by the Court. JRM.
  15. Proposed Order Index # 9 Order Granting Nonsuit Without Prejudice
  16. Notice Index # 10 Notice of Nonsuit with prejudice
  17. Judge Docket Entry Nonsuit order of P reviewed. R has filed a counter-petition for divorce, so his claims cannot be nonsuited. If agreed, the parties can resubmit an agreed joint nonsuit order. No action taken. JRM.
  18. Motion (No Fee) Index # 11 Agreed Motion to Dismiss without Prejudice
  19. Judge Docket Entry Agreed Nonsuit Order, approved by all parties, signed by the Court as submitted. JRM.

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