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Wood County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-06-02
Status Disposed
Type Divorce Children
Docket 54 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Corbitt, Christopher
Defendant Corbitt, Jeria Rochelle Corbitt, Jeria
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Judge

Hon. Mc Campbell, J Brad)

Wood County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Agreed Judgment
  2. ORIGINAL PETITION (OCA)
  3. ORIGINAL PETITION FOR DIVORCE
  4. ORIGINAL COUNTERPETITION FOR DIVORCE
  5. NOTICE OF HEARING
  6. REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE
  7. CITATION ISSUED
  8. NOTICE ISSUED
  9. MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  10. Temporary Orders
  11. ORDER GRANTING
  12. ORDER ON MOTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  13. FIRST AMENDED COUNTERPETITION FOR DIVORCE
  14. Temporary Orders
  15. EXHIBIT LIST
  16. ORDER APPOINTING AMICUS ATTORNEY
  17. Original Answer
  18. LETTER TO THE JUDGE
  19. LETTER TO THE JUDGE
  20. PROPOSED ORDER
  21. PROPOSED ORDER
  22. REQUEST FOR HEARING
  23. NOTICE OF HEARING
  24. LETTER TO THE JUDGE
  25. Entry of Order
  26. VACATION LETTER
  27. NOTICE OF HEARING
  28. Entry of Order
  29. PROPOSED ORDER
  30. DAY OBJECTION LETTER
  31. DAY OBJECTION LETTER
  32. PROPOSED ORDER
  33. OBJECTION
  34. REQUEST FOR HEARING
  35. NOTICE OF HEARING
  36. Entry of Order
  37. DAY OBJECTION LETTER
  38. REQUEST FOR HEARING
  39. PROPOSED ORDER
  40. NOTICE OF HEARING
  41. OBJECTION
  42. Entry of Order
  43. Entry of Order
  44. NOTICE OF HEARING
  45. DAY OBJECTION LETTER
  46. COVER LETTER
  47. PROPOSED ORDER
  48. AGREED FINAL DECREE OF DIVORCE
  49. NOTICE OF COURT ORDER (MAILED)
  50. NOTICE TO ALL PARTIES
  51. CHANGE OF ADDRESS

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