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Case Information

Filed 2023-08-22
Status Dismissed
Type All Other Family Law Matters
Docket 58 entries
Disposition dismissed-want of prosecution

Parties

Plaintiff Grilliot, Angela
Defendant Grilliot, Matthew L.
Photo of Hon. Boyer, R. Bruce

Judge

Hon. Boyer, R. Bruce

Comal County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. DISMISSAL FOR WANT OF PROSECUTION
  2. TRANSFERRED
  3. TRANSFERRED
  4. TRANSFERRED
  5. TRANSFERRED
  6. CASE TRANSFERRED IN (OCA)
  7. TRANSFERRED
  8. TRANSFERRED
  9. TRANSFERRED
  10. TRANSFERRED
  11. TRANSFERRED
  12. TRANSFERRED
  13. TRANSFERRED
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  20. TRANSFERRED
  21. TRANSFERRED
  22. TRANSFERRED
  23. TRANSFERRED
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  25. TRANSFERRED
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  27. TRANSFERRED
  28. TRANSFERRED
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  31. TRANSFERRED
  32. TRANSFERRED
  33. TRANSFERRED
  34. TRANSFERRED
  35. TRANSFERRED
  36. TRANSFERRED
  37. TRANSFERRED
  38. TRANSFERRED
  39. BILL OF COSTS
  40. DOCUMENT
  41. CERTIFICATE OF WRITTEN DISCOVERY
  42. CERTIFICATE OF WRITTEN DISCOVERY
  43. PROPOSED ORDER
  44. ORDER
  45. NOTICE SENT
  46. MOTION FOR PROTECTIVE ORDER
  47. DESIGNATION OF COUNSEL
  48. MOTION TO WITHDRAW
  49. PROPOSED ORDER
  50. ORDER TO WITHDRAW
  51. VACATION LETTER
  52. VACATION LETTER
  53. DROP DOCKET NOTICE
  54. DROP DOCKET NOTICE
  55. VACATION LETTER
  56. MAIL RETURNED
  57. MAIL RETURNED
  58. Drop Docket

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