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Case Information

Filed 2023-05-31
Status Filed
Type Paternity
Docket 33 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Ross, Nathan
Defendant Torres, Patricia
Photo of Hon. Wenetschlaeger Patty

Judge

Hon. Wenetschlaeger Patty

Taylor County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Order On Motion To Withdrawal Of Counsel
  2. Temporary Restraining Order
  3. Order Requiring Completion Of Children And Divorce Program
  4. Answer/Response
  5. Counter Petition
  6. Temporary Restraining Order Hearing (8:45 AM) (Judicial Officer Wenetschlaeger, Patty) 1Hr. TRO/TO
  7. Judge's Docket Entry Temporary Hearing: Pet w/C.Clements, Resp w/T.Ratliff. Parties announced agreement for Temp Orders. Mo TSMC w/geo restriction to Taylor County, Fa TPC, SPO but summer 2023 weekends, Fa to have a BACtrack device and mother pays. Mo continues Medicaid, Fa pays CS beginning 8.1.2023. Mr. Clements to draft order, Ms. Ratliff to amend PO to delete all child related statements. (PW)
  8. Affidavit For Business Records
  9. Motion Hearing (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Wenetschlaeger, Patty) 3Hr. Motion Hearing contin from 6-23-23 (Judge W)
  10. Ten Day Letter
  11. Affidavit Direct Payment
  12. Affidavit of Direct Payments
  13. Affidavit Of Direct Payments
  14. Affidavit Direct Payment Affidavit
  15. Temporary Order In Suit To Modify signed 2.21.24 env# 84915922
  16. Affidavit Direct Payment
  17. Original Order/Notice To Withhold Income For Child Support
  18. Request For Issuance
  19. Green Card Returned
  20. Motion to Enforce (NON-OCA)
  21. Order To Appear env# 89671628
  22. Request Request for Issuance
  23. Citation And Notice Of Hearing envelope # 89712643
  24. Notice Of Hearing & Citation Ross, Nathan Served 07/14/2024 Returned 07/16/2024
  25. Citation Returned Served
  26. CANCELED Motion to Enforce (2:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Wenetschlaeger, Patty) Agreed Pass 2Hr. Motion for Enforcement of Child Support
  27. Attorney General Notice Local Rule Office 125
  28. Motion to Enforce (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Wenetschlaeger, Patty) 2Hr. Motion for Enforcement of Child Support (date agreed by attys)
  29. Judge's Docket Entry Hearing on Motion to Enforce: Pet w/T.Ratliff, Resp w/C.Clements. Parties announced agreement for CS and arrearage payments. Ms. Ratliff to draft order. (PW)
  30. Affidavit of Direct Payments
  31. Affidavit of Direct Payments
  32. Order on Enforcement and Confirmation of Arrearages
  33. Motion for Withdrawal of Counsel

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