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Court

Bexar Court

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-10-23
Status Disposed
Type Grandparent Access
Docket 62 entries
Disposition default judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Guzman, Shirley
Defendant Guzman, Brittany
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Judge

Hon. 288 Th, District Court

Bexar Court

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. New Cases Filed (OCA)
  2. PETITION
  3. PETITION
  5. REQUEST FOR SERVICE AND PROCESS
  7. Served: 01/04/2024
  8. WAIVER OF SERVICE OF
  10. MOTION FOR RULE 106
  12. PROPOSED ORDER
  14. ORDER GRANTING RULE 106
  16. LETTER TO DISTRICT CLERK
  18. LETTER TO DISTRICT CLERK
  20. RETURN OF SERVICE - SUCCESSFUL
  22. SERVICEMEMBER'S NON-MILITARY AFFIDAVIT
  24. CERTIFICATE OF LAST KNOWN MAILING ADDRESS FOR:
  26. NOTICE OF DEFAULT JUDGMENT
  27. (Judicial Officer: Garza, Nicole)
  28. ORIGINAL ANSWER OF
  29. NOTICE OF ORDER POSTCARD RULE 239A
  31. MOTION TO
  33. SERVICE ASSIGNED TO CLERK 4
  34. NOTICE OF HEARING
  35. REQUEST FOR SERVICE AND PROCESS
  37. STATEMENT OF INABILITY TO AFFORD PAYMENT OF COURT COSTS
  39. Served: 02/22/2024
  40. RETURN OF SERVICE - SUCCESSFUL
  41. NOTICE OF ENTRY OF APPEARANCE OF ATTORNEY OF
  43. Judge Note
  44. (Judicial Officer: Henderson, Kevin)
  45. HEARING/TRIAL CRT REPORTER ASSIGNED
  46. REQUEST FOR
  48. NOTICE OF HEARING
  50. HEARING/TRIAL CRT REPORTER ASSIGNED
  52. Judge Note
  53. (Judicial Officer: Salinas, Laura)
  54. MOTION TO WITHDRAW ATTORNEY
  55. MOTION TO WITHDRAW ATTORNEY
  56. Judge Note
  57. (Judicial Officer: Gabriel, John D, Jr)
  58. ORDER TO WITHDRAW
  59. (Judicial Officer: Gabriel, John D, Jr)
  60. LETTER TO DISTRICT CLERK
  61. MOTION FOR
  62. ORDER FOR

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