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Court

Williamson County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-06-22
Status Disposed
Type Divorce (no Children)
Docket 69 entries

Parties

Defendant Carter, Shawn Villere
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Judge

Hon. Mathews, Stacey

Williamson County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Qualified Domestic Relations Order
  2. Final Decree of Divorce (Judicial Officer: Mathews, Stacey) Party( Balestiere, Beth A; Carter, Shawn Villere)
  5. Original Petition (OCA)
  6. Motion To Substitute Counsel
  7. Order for Substitution of Counsel
  8. First Amended
  9. Waiver of Service
  10. Notice
  11. Motion for Substitution of Counsel
  12. Order for Substitution of Counsel
  13. Order to Transfer (Within County)
  14. Vacation
  15. Notice of Intent to take Oral Deposition
  16. Second Amended
  17. Counter-Petition
  18. Motion to Compel
  19. Notice of Hearing
  20. Motion to Compel
  21. Motion
  22. Motion to Compel
  23. Application
  24. Affidavit
  25. Temporary Restraining Order (OCA L23)
  26. Request for Issuance
  27. Precept Carter, Shawn Villere Served 02/28/2025 Returned 03/04/2025
  28. Return of Service
  29. Motion
  30. Temporary Restraining Order Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Mathews, Stacey)
  31. Order
  32. Temporary Orders
  33. Exhibit List
  34. Vacation
  35. First Amended
  36. Temporary Orders Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Mathews, Stacey)
  37. Order on Motion
  38. Notice of Hearing
  39. Certification(s)
  40. Exhibit List
  41. Order Granting Attorney Fees
  42. Order Granting Attorney Fees
  43. Motion to Compel
  44. Answer
  45. First Amended
  46. Brief
  47. Pre-Trial Conference Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Mathews, Stacey)
  48. Motion for Continuance
  49. Second Amended
  50. Order Granting Motion
  51. Motion
  52. Motion to Quash
  53. Return of Service
  54. Motion for Continuance
  55. Final Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Mathews, Stacey)
  56. Order to Seal
  57. Docket Entry by Judge Stacey Mathews
  58. Petitioner's
  59. Order to Seal
  60. Notice
  61. Exhibit List
  62. Proposed Order
  63. Motion to Enter
  64. Hearing on Motion to Enter Order (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Mathews, Stacey)
  65. Final Decree Of Divorce
  66. TRCP 21 Copies Provided
  67. Certification(s)
  68. Qualified Domestic Relations Order
  69. TRCP 21 Copies Provided

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