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Case Information

Filed 2023-06-08
Status OPEN
Type Foreign Jgmt. (family)
Docket 26 entries
Disposition Judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Sint, Chelsea
Defendant Zuur, Julian Christopher
Photo of Hon. Brown, Kim

Judge

Hon. Brown, Kim

Dallas County Civil

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. 06/08/2023 NEW CASE FILED (OCA) - FAMILY
  2. 06/08/2023 CORRESPONDENCE - LETTER TO FILE Comment RE: REGISTRATION OF FOREIGN ORDER
  3. 06/08/2023 CERTIFICATE OF LAST KNOWN ADDRESS
  4. 06/08/2023 ORIGINAL PETITION Comment FOREIGN ORDER
  5. 07/06/2023 MOTION - ENFORCE MISC
  6. 07/10/2023 NON-SIGNED PROPOSED ORDER/JUDGMENT Comment ORDER TO APPEAR
  7. 07/12/2023 ISSUE CITATION
  8. 07/17/2023 ORDER - APPEAR
  9. 07/17/2023 CITATION Served 08/09/2023 Anticipated Server ESERVE Anticipated Method Actual Server PRIVATE PROCESS SERVER Returned 08/17/2023 Comment JULIAN CHRISTOPHER ZURR
  10. 07/19/2023 ISSUE NOTICE
  11. 07/20/2023 NOTICE Served 08/09/2023 Anticipated Server ESERVE Anticipated Method Actual Server PRIVATE PROCESS SERVER Returned 08/17/2023 Comment JULIAN CHRISTOPHER ZURR
  12. 08/17/2023 RETURN OF SERVICE Comment EXECUTED NOTICE TO DETERMINE WHETHER - JULIAN CHRISTOPHER ZUUR
  13. 08/17/2023 RETURN OF SERVICE Comment EXECUTED CITATION - JULIAN CHRISTOHPER ZUUR
  14. 08/25/2023 MOTION - CONTINUANCE Comment AND NOTICE OF HEARING
  15. 08/29/2023 CONFERENCE Original Type CONFERENCE Judicial Officer BROWN, KIM Hearing Time 9:00 AM Result HEARING HELD Comment SWEAR PARTY IN TO APPEAR Parties Present PETITIONERATTORNEY: LEWIS, DENISE WILLIAMSRESPONDENT: ZUUR, JULIAN CHRISTOPHER
  16. 08/29/2023 DOCKET SHEET
  17. 08/31/2023 CONTEMPT/ENFORCEMENT Judicial Officer BROWN, KIM Hearing Time 9:00 AM Cancel Reason REQUESTED BY ATTORNEY/PRO SE
  18. 10/12/2023 CONTEMPT/ENFORCEMENT Original Type CONTEMPT/ENFORCEMENT Judicial Officer BROWN, KIM Hearing Time 8:30 AM Result HEARING HELD Parties Present PETITIONER: SINT, CHELSEARESPONDENT: ZUUR, JULIAN CHRISTOPHER
  19. 10/12/2023 DOCKET SHEET

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