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Denton County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2023-12-20
Status Inactive: Disposed
Type Chapter 48 Removals
Docket 26 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Texas Department Of Family And Protective Services
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Judge

Hon. Jahn David W

Denton County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Order Sua Sponte to Close Chapter 48 Proceeding
  2. Petition for Emergency Protective Order Chapter 48 (OCA)
  3. Exhibit A - Affidavit of APS Investigation Specialist
  4. Exhibit B - Medical Report
  5. Order for Protective Services
  6. Order Of Transfer Court 2 to Court 1
  7. CHAPTER 48 HEARING (11:45 AM) (Judicial Officer Jahn, David W)
  8. Order Appointing Court Investigator Amanda Williams
  9. Service Issued
  10. Nunc Pro Tunc order for Protective Services
  11. Citation Bunch, Mary Unserved
  12. Motion for Extension of Emergency Order for Protective Services
  13. Proposed Order Granting Motion for Extension of Emergency Order for Protective Services
  14. Writ Returned
  15. Answer of Attorney Ad Litem
  16. Motion for Extension of Emergency Order for Protective Services
  17. CHAPTER 48 FOLLOW UP HEARING (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Jahn, David W)
  18. Order Granting Motion for Extension of Emergency Order for Protective Services
  19. Motion Motion for Second Extension of Emergency Order For Protective Services
  20. Proposed Order Granting Motion For Second extension Of Emergency Order For Protective Services
  21. Motion Motion for second Extension Of emergency Order For Protective Services
  22. CHAPTER 48 FOLLOW UP HEARING (11:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Jahn, David W)
  23. Order Granting Motion For Second extension Of Emergency Order For Protective Services
  24. Application for Payment of Attorney Ad Litem Fees
  25. Order Approving Attorney Ad Litem Fees
  26. Order for Mandatory Report of Judicial Appointment and Fees

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