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Case Information

Filed 2023-06-16
Status Disposed
Type Divorce Children
Docket 24 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Christner, Johnathan Reid
Defendant Christner, Aimee Shalane
Photo of Hon. Frausto Titiana

Judge

Hon. Frausto Titiana

Randall County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. ACKNOWLEDGMENT FROM SDU
  2. FAMILY SCHEDULE REVIEW-9 Months
  3. REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE
  4. CITATION ISSUED AIMEE CHRISTNER - EFILED TO ATTY
  5. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED NOTICE OF HEARING FOR TEMPORARY ORDERS AND ORDER TO APPEAR - SENT TO JUDGE FRAUSTO
  6. REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE PRECEPT
  7. NOTICE OF HEARING FOR TEMPORARY ORDERS AND ORDER TO APPEAR - JULY 13, 2023 AT 9:00 AM
  8. ISSUED PRECEPT AIMEE CHRISTNER - EFILED TO ATTY
  9. CITATION SERVED AIMEE CHRISTNER - 6/21/2023
  10. PRECEPT SERVED AIMEE CHRISTNER - 6/21/2023
  11. ANSWER WADE A. BYRD FOR AIMEE
  12. Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Frausto, Titiana) IN POTTER COUNTY- 501 S FILLMORE ST, STE. 4B, AMARILLO, TEXAS SUBJECT TO JURY
  13. COUNTER PETITION BROUGHT BY AIMEE CHRISTNER - ATTY WADE BYRD
  14. Docket Entry Case called, parties appeared with counsel and announced ready with a partial agreement on temporary orders; agreement announced by E. Mulanax and approved by the parties; testimony and evidence received from the parties regarding P's access and possession of the children; as agreed, parties named temp. JMC with R est primary residence in PC/RC; P pay CS of $1,426.83 per month beginning 8/1/2023; P maintain health ins.; agreement regarding property and debt approved; P awarded supervised possession of the children on Thursday from 2-5pm or end of school to 6pm, and 10am-6pm on the Sat. and Sun. following the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Friday of each month; P's possession to be continuously supervised by Cassie or Josh Small, or Kim Christner; R will pick up and drop off children; electronic communication 1x/week for 15 min; standard mutual injunctions;
  15. EXHIBIT/S FILED RESPONDENT'S 4-6
  16. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED TEMPORARY ORDERS - SENT TO JUDGE FRAUSTO
  17. TEMPORARY ORDERS 38 PGS - SIGNED ON 8/4/2023 - SENT TO SDU
  18. ACKNOWLEDGMENT FROM SDU
  19. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED INCOME WITHHOLDING ORDER - SENT TO JUDGE FRAUSTO
  20. WRIT OF INCOME WITHHOLDING
  21. AFFIDAVIT TO PROVE UP AGREED FINAL DECREE OF DIVORCE
  22. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED AGREED FINAL DECREE OF DIVORCE - SENT TO JUDGE FRAUSTO
  23. DECREE OF DIVORCE - AGREED (OCA) 45 PGS - SIGNED ON 11/6/2023
  24. MAILED NOTICE EFILED TO ATTYS

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