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Court

Fort Bend County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-04-11
Status Pending
Type Divorce No Children
Docket 21 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Saenz, Christopher
Defendant Delgado, Alejandro Jose
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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. Answer/Contest/Response/Waiver Index # 3 Waiver of Service
  4. M/Hearing (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Millard, John) FINAL HEARING (IN PERSON)
  5. Judge Docket Entry R present for divorce prove-up. Waiver is defective as it was signed before the petition was filed. There is no decree. If not agreed, the case will need to be tried and the parties must mediate before final trial. R needs an interpreter, so case must be reset. R shown interpreter card and was provided with contact information for an interpreter. No action taken. JRM.
  6. Amended Filing Index # 4 Amended Original Petition for Divorce
  7. Certificate Index # 5 Certificate of Last Known Mailing Address
  8. No Fee Documents Index # 6 Affidavit for Citation by Posting
  9. No Fee Documents Index # 7 Military Status Affidavit
  10. Proposed Order Index # 8 Final Decree of Divorce
  11. Order Index # 9 Standing Temporary Mutual Injunctions Divorce No Children
  12. M/Hearing (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Rawlins, Monica) FINAL HEARING (IN PERSON)
  13. M/Hearing (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Rawlins, Monica) FINAL HEARING (IN PERSON)
  14. Judge Docket Entry Petitioner appeared. Petitioner referred to FBC Self-Rep Program. The Respondent's whereabouts are unknown and service by publication/posting will be necessary. MR
  15. Certificate Index # 10 Certificate of Last Known Mailing Address
  16. Motion (No Fee) Index # 11 Motion for Citation by Posting
  17. Proposed Order Index # 12 Order on Motion for Citation by Posting
  18. M/Hearing (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Rawlins, Monica) MOTION FOR CITATION BY POSTING (ZOOM)
  19. Judge Docket Entry Petitioner appeared. Petitioner needs to amend affidavit to include all efforts made to locate Respondent, including but limited to contacting Respondent's relatives. NAT taken. FRY
  20. Amended Filing Index # 13 Affidavit for Citation by Posting
  21. M/Hearing (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Rawlins, Monica) MOTION FOR CITATION BY POSTING (ZOOM)

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