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Court

Williamson County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-06-14
Status Disposed
Type Parentage/paternity
Docket 45 entries

Parties

Defendant Cruz, Juan Leonel
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Judge

Hon. Mathews, Stacey

Williamson County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Proposed Order
  2. Order Affecting Parent-Child Relationship (Judicial Officer: Mathews, Stacey) Party( Coles, Katie Marie; Cruz, Juan Leonel; **Confidential**)
  5. Original Petition (OCA)
  6. Answer And Counter
  7. Vacation
  8. Motion for Temporary Orders
  9. Notice
  10. Temporary Orders Hearing (2:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Field, Scott K.)
  11. Agreement
  12. Partial
  13. Notice of Hearing
  14. Designation of Attorney in Charge
  15. Vacation
  16. Motion to Enter
  17. Petitioner's
  18. Agreed Order
  19. Motion to Compel
  20. Notice
  21. CANCELED Final Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Field, Scott K.) Other
  22. Objection to Visiting Judge
  23. CANCELED Final Hearing (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Davis, Terence) Other
  24. Motion for Substitution of Counsel
  25. Address Update
  26. Appearance of Counsel
  27. Vacation
  28. Order to Transfer (Within County)
  29. Notice of Hearing
  30. Notice of Filing
  31. Notice of Filing
  32. Notice of Filing
  33. Notice of Filing
  34. Notice of Filing
  35. Notice of Filing
  36. Notice Of Intent
  37. Respondent's
  38. Memo
  39. Final Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Mathews, Stacey)
  40. Exhibit List
  41. Notice of Hearing
  42. Motion to Enter
  43. Hearing on Motion to Enter Order (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Mathews, Stacey)
  44. Order Affecting Parent Child Relationship
  45. TRCP 21 Copies Provided

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