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Court

Gillespie County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-07-25
Status Filed
Type Divorce Children
Docket 28 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Mc Carthy, Caitlin
Defendant Terry, Christopher
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Judge

Hon. (judicial Officer Nevins, Christopher G.

Gillespie County

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Transfer Packet IN (OCA) Transfer Certificate -- From Tarrant County, Texas
  2. Order Transfering Suit Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship
  3. Citation Issued to: Christopher Terry - on Motion to Transfer
  4. Citation Issued to: Christopher Terry -- on Petition to Modify
  5. Motion To Transfer -- (to Gillespie County)
  6. Motion To Modify-See Memo For Description Parent-Child Relationship
  7. Notice of Current Address -- on: Caitlin McCarthy
  8. Order Modifying the Parent-Child Relationship
  9. Intervention Filed by A.G. Office
  10. Order for Parenting Coordination through Family Court Services
  11. Original Answer Respondent's, Christopher John Terry, Sr.
  12. Motion To Modify-See Memo For Description Parent-Child Relationship
  13. Final Decree of Divorce
  14. Notice of Hearing on Petitioner's Motion For Temporary Orders
  15. Motion For Temporary Orders
  16. Temporary Restraining Order and Order Setting Hearing for Temporary Orders
  17. Counter Claim For Divorce - End of Transfer Packet
  18. Petition For Divorce
  19. Motion For Temporary Orders
  20. Request For Copies; Emailed copies to Barbara on 12/22/23
  21. Notice Notice of Appearance of Skylar M. Moore for Christopher Terry
  22. Notice Of Appearance Atty. Groce for Petitioner, Caitlin McCarthy
  23. Request Request for Electronic Copies; Emailed to Lisa on 2/2/24
  24. Order Setting Hearing (Judicial Officer: Nevins, Christopher G. ) Order Setting Hearing for Temporary Orders set May 7, 2024 at 1:30pm
  25. Motion For Enforcement Of Possession Or Access And Order To Appear
  26. Counter Claim Counterpetition To Modify Parent-Child Relationship And Request For Temporary Orders And Injunctions
  27. Notice of Hearing (Judicial Officer: Nevins, Christopher G. ) on Request For Temporary Orders and Injunctions, Motion For Child Custody Evaulation, Motion to Compel Mental Health Exam, Motion to Judge to Confer With Child; Set for 5/7/24 @ 1:30 pm
  28. CANCELED Temporary Orders (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Nevins, Christopher G.) Other

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