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Court

Fort Bend County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-10-05
Status Dismissed
Type Debt Contract Debt Contract
Docket 22 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Midland Credit Management Inc.
Defendant Connor, Craig
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Judge

Hon. Morales, Christopher G.

Fort Bend County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Docket Sheet
  2. Original Petition Plaintiff's Original Petition
  3. Citation
  4. Citation CONNOR, CRAIG Served 10/25/2023 Returned 11/14/2023
  5. Officers Return Return of Service
  6. Answer/Response Defendant's Answer to Allegations (STW 11/20/2023 ajs)
  7. Order Uniform Scheduling Order (Level 1 or 2) Signed 11/21/2023 - qc/gd/mvc
  8. Letter from Judge Bench Trial 06/18/2024 @ 9AM - qc/gd/mvc
  9. Notice of Hearing Notice of Hearing
  10. Order Uniform Scheduling Order (Level 1 or 2) Signed 11/21/2023 - qc/gd/mvc
  11. Letter from Judge Bench Trial 06/18/2024 @ 9AM qc/gd/mvc
  12. Affidavit Business Record Affidavit
  13. Notice of Hearing Notice of Hearing
  14. Letter from Judge Correction of Bench Trial Date qc/cc/AA
  15. Motion for Continuance Plaintiff's Motion for Continuance
  16. Order on Continuance signed 09/05/2024
  17. Letter from Judge qc/tt/crs
  18. CANCELED Bench Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Morales, Christopher G.) Other 06/18/2024 Reset by Court to 09/24/2024
  19. Bench Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Morales, Christopher G.)
  20. Judge Docket Entry No parties appeared for the bench trial. Matter is DWOP. CM
  21. Dismissed for Want of Prosecution Signed 1/29/2025 qc/mla/mr
  22. Proposed Order Proposed Order on Plaintiff's Verified Motion to Reinstate (stw 02/13/2025 bn)

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