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Court

Galveston County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-04-12
Status Disposed
Type Post Judgment Modification Custody
Docket 34 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Perdue, Nena|Perdue, Robert
Defendant Department Of Family And Protective Services
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Judge

Hon. Fisher, Emily

Galveston County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  2. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Transfer Certificate Letter
  3. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) *PENDING* Original Petition to Modify Parent-Child Relationship
  4. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Request for Process
  5. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Motion to Transfer
  6. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Correspondence
  7. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Cover Letter
  8. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Original Petition for Protection of a Child
  9. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Affidavit for Emergency Removal
  10. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order Appointing Guardian Ad Litem
  11. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order Extending Ex Parte Order
  12. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order Appointing Attorney
  13. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) First Supplemental Petition to Correct Identification of Parties
  14. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order for Attorneys Fees
  15. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order for Parentage Testing
  16. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order for Parentage Testing
  17. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Temporary Order Following Adversary Hearing
  18. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Status Hearing Order
  19. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order Extending Dismissal Date and Setting Hearing Dates
  20. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order of Termination of Parental Rights
  21. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order Reappointing Guardian Ad Litem
  22. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order of Dismissal as to Casa Only
  23. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Docket Sheet
  24. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Docket Sheet
  25. Order of Transfer from Another County - OCA Agreed Order Transferring Suit
  26. Status Conference Sheet Em to atty -ss
  27. Remit Letter for Costs - File Copy -lw
  28. Status Conference (2:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Darring, Anne B.)
  29. Correspondence RE: Travel Order
  30. Proposed Order (unsigned) Out of State Travel Order
  31. Order (Judicial Officer: Darring, Anne B. ) Agreed Order Granting Permission to Leave State and Medical Authorization -ED
  32. Pre-Trial Conference (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Darring, Anne B.)
  33. Docket Control Order (Judicial Officer: Darring, Anne B. )
  34. Pre-Trial Conference (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Darring, Anne B.)

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