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Wood County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-03
Status Disposed
Type Civil Case Other
Docket 69 entries
Disposition final judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Mc Dermott, Alexandra
Defendant Wilcox, Brian
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Judge

Hon. Mc Campbell, J Brad)

Wood County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Original Petition (OCA)
  2. PETITION FOR ENFORCEMENT
  3. CITATION ISSUED
  4. Motion to Enforce Hearing
  6. NOTICE ISSUED
  7. CITATION SERVED
  8. NOTICE SERVED
  9. ANSWER
  10. Motion to Transfer
  11. NOTICE OF HEARING
  12. INITIAL DISCLOSURES
  13. MOTION TO COMPEL
  14. NOTICE OF HEARING
  15. Motion to Transfer Venue
  16. Motion to Compel
  17. MOTION TO QUASH
  18. AGREED ORDER
  19. VACATION LETTER
  20. SUPPLEMENT
  21. DISCLOSURE
  22. NOTICE OF HEARING
  23. Motion to Enforce Hearing
  24. EXHIBIT LIST
  25. MOTION
  26. NOTICE OF HEARING
  27. MOTION FOR WITHDRAWAL OF COUNSEL
  28. DAY OBJECTION LETTER
  29. PROPOSED ORDER
  30. OBJECTION
  31. NOTICE OF HEARING
  32. BRIEF
  33. EXCERPT
  34. Entry of Order
  35. Motion to Withdraw as Attorney of Record
  36. ORDER GRANTING MOTION TO WITHDRAW AS COUNSEL
  37. LETTER RULING
  38. DUPLICATE FILING
  39. PROPOSED ORDER
  40. ORDER FOR ENFORCEMENT
  41. RECEIPT FOR EXHIBITS OR CLERKS RECORD
  42. RETURNED RECEIPT FOR EXHIBITS OR CLERKS RECORD
  43. NOTICE OF APPEAL
  44. CERTIFICATE TO BE FILED WITH NOTICE OF APPEAL
  45. DUPLICATE FILING
  46. DUPLICATE FILING
  47. Docket
  48. EMAIL
  49. REQUEST FOR PREPARATION OF THE CLERK'S RECORD
  50. DESIGNATION OF RECORD
  51. RECEIPT FOR EXHIBITS OR CLERKS RECORD
  52. RECEIPT FOR EXHIBITS OR CLERKS RECORD
  53. RECEIPT FOR EXHIBITS OR CLERKS RECORD
  54. RETURNED RECEIPT FOR EXHIBITS OR CLERKS RECORD
  55. MEDIATED SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
  56. ORDER TO VACATE
  57. MOTION TO DISMISS
  58. NOTIFICATION
  59. MEMORANDUM OPINION COURT OF APPEALS
  60. NOTICE FROM APPELLATE COURT
  61. JUDGMENT COURT OF APPEALS
  62. AGREED ORDER
  63. MANDATE
  64. BILL OF COSTS
  65. NOTICE FROM APPELLATE COURT
  66. EMAIL

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