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Wood County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-08-24
Status Active
Type Protective Orders
Docket 57 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Vick, Holly Christine
Defendant Vick, Monte Earl
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Judge

Hon. Mc Campbell, J Brad)

Wood County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. ORIGINAL PETITION (OCA)
  2. APPLICATION FOR PROTECTIVE ORDER
  3. INFORMATION SHEET
  4. TEMPORARY EX PARTE PROTECTIVE ORDER CHECKLIST
  5. FAX CONFIRMATION
  6. EMAIL
  7. TEMPORARY EX PARTE PROTECTIVE ORDER
  8. NOTICE ISSUED
  9. EMAIL
  10. EMAIL
  11. PROTECTIVE ORDER HEARING
  12. NOTICE RETURNED UNSERVED
  13. ORDER EXTENDING TEMPORARY EX-PARTE PROTECTIVE ORDER
  14. PROTECTIVE ORDER HEARING
  15. SECOND ORDER EXTENDING TEMPORARY EX PARTE PROTECTION ORDER
  16. FAX TRANSMISSION
  17. EMAIL
  18. EMAIL
  19. EXTENDED TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE ORDER CHECKLIST
  20. MOTION FOR ALTERNATE SERVICE
  21. THIRD ORDER EXTENDING TEMPORARY EX PARTE PROTECTIVE ORDER
  22. ORDER ON MOTION FOR ALTERNATIVE SERVICE
  23. NOTICE ISSUED
  24. EMAIL
  25. FAX CONFIRMATION
  26. EMAIL
  27. FAX CONFIRMATION
  28. EXTENDED TEMPORARY PROTECTIVE ORDER CHECKLIST
  29. EMAIL
  30. EMAIL
  31. EMAIL
  32. NOTICE SERVED
  33. Protective Order Hearing
  34. BILL OF COSTS
  35. Protective Order Signed (OCA)
  36. CIVIL & FAMILY BAILIFF'S CERTIFICATE
  37. EMAIL
  38. EMAIL
  39. PRECEPT ISSUED
  40. FAX CONFIRMATION
  41. PROTECTIVE ORDER CHECKLIST
  42. EMAIL
  43. PRECEPT RETURNED UNSERVED
  44. MOTION TO SET ASIDE DEFAULT JUDGMENT
  45. MOTION FOR MEDIATION
  46. NOTICE OF HEARING
  47. NOTICE OF HEARING
  48. NOTICE OF HEARING
  49. REQUEST
  50. PROPOSED ORDER
  51. ORDER OF REFERRAL TO MEDIATION
  52. Mediation Motion
  53. MEDIATED SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
  54. LETTER TO THE JUDGE
  55. Bench Trial

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