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Taylor County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-08-11
Status Disposed
Type Suit Affecting Parent Child Relationship
Docket 34 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Reed, Vanessa
Defendant Robertson, Matthew
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Judge

Hon. Wenetschlaeger Patty

Taylor County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Returned Envelope M. Robertson
  2. Affidavit Of Inability To Pay Costs
  3. Request For Issuance
  4. Citation M Robertson
  5. Citation Robertson, Matthew Served 08/14/2023 Returned 08/15/2023
  6. Order Requiring Completion Of Children And Divorce Program
  7. Citation Returned Served Matthew Robertson
  8. Answer/Response
  9. Certificate Of Completion Vanessa
  10. Motion For Temporary Orders
  11. Affidavit supporting affidavit with attachments
  12. Request for Hearing
  13. Letter
  14. Certificate Of Last Known Address
  15. Affidavit for Temporary Orders Changing Custodial Parent Or Geographic Restriction
  16. Certificate of Attempted Notice to Respondent
  17. Motion for TRO
  18. Request for Hearing
  19. Temporary Restraining Order and Order Setting Hearing env#82750782
  20. Temporary Restraining Order Matthew Robertson
  21. Temporary Restraining Order Robertson, Matthew Served 12/28/2023 Returned 01/02/2024
  22. Request For Issuance
  23. Citation Returned Served M Robertson
  24. Temporary Restraining Order Hearing (8:45 AM) (Judicial Officer Wenetschlaeger, Patty) 1Hr. TRO
  25. Judge's Docket Entry Temporary Hearing: Pet appeared ProSe, Resp, served, dna. Mo Temp SMC, Fa PC, Fa to pay CS of $281.97 beginning Jan 2, 2024. Mo to apply for HI, uninsured 50/50. Fa has no visitation until producing a clean hair folicle test then SPO, visits to be in county of residence of Mo and child. Fa ordered to return child in his possession to Mo by Jan 3, 2024 at 6:00 pm. Ms. Reed to prepare an order. (PW)
  26. Assoc Judge's Rept and Memorandum Order for Child Support
  27. Temporary Order signed 1.3.24 env# 83120050
  28. Notice Correspondence from Out of State
  29. Exhibit List FM68
  30. Dismissal Notice
  31. Returned Envelope M. Robertson
  32. Final Dismissal Notice
  33. Order Of Dismissal For Lack Of Prosecution
  34. Returned Envelope V. Reed

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