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Court

Williamson County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-01-31
Status Disposed
Type Transfer In Family
Docket 63 entries

Parties

Defendant Hansen, Christine Also Known As Onkst, Christine
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Judge

Hon. Order Appointing Special Commissioners (judicial Officer: Mc Master, John B. )

Williamson County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. TRCP 21 Copies Provided
  2. Order to Modify Parent-Child Relationship (Judicial Officer: McMaster, John B) Party( Hansen, Bryce; Hansen, Christine; **Confidential**) Order in Suit to Modify Parent-Child Relationship, Signed by Judge McMaster, 31 Pages - JP
  3. Transferred Document
  5. Transfer In - Change of Venue- (OCA)
  6. Transferred Document
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  20. Transferred Document
  21. Transferred Document
  22. Transferred Document
  23. Transferred Document
  24. Motion to Modify-Other - FAMILY (OCA) - Reopens Case
  25. Clerk's Certificate
  26. Notice of Docketing
  27. Bill of Costs
  28. Counter-Petition
  29. First Amended
  30. Motion for Mediation
  31. Temporary Orders Hearing (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer McMaster, John B)
  32. Rule 11 Agreement
  33. Bill of Costs
  34. Mediated Settlement Agreement
  35. Motion to Withdraw
  36. Order Permitting Withdrawal
  37. CANCELED Hearing on Motion to Withdraw (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer McMaster, John B) Other
  38. Notice of Dismissal Docket Letter Mailed
  39. Motion to Retain
  40. Dismissal Docket (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officers McMaster, John B., McMaster, John B)
  41. Order to Retain
  42. Motion to Sign
  43. Hearing on Motion to Enter Order (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officers McMaster, John B., McMaster, John B)
  44. Order in Motion to Modify Suit Affecting Parent Child

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