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Court

Hays County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-16
Status Filed
Type Other Injury Or Damages
Docket 41 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Howard, Mike|Williard, Susan
Defendant Coyle, Molly
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Judge

Hon. (Judicial Officer: Henry, William R)

Hays County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Motion To Dismiss
  2. Original Petition (Open Case)
  3. Request for Issuance of Process
  4. Citation
  5. Notice of Hearing
  6. Amended Petition
  7. Temporary Restraining Order Hearing
  8. Temporary Restraining Order (Before Original Judgment)
  9. Temporary Restraining Order Hearing
  10. Affidavit of Service/Return Of Service
  11. Defendant's Original Answer
  12. Motion To Quash
  13. Amended Petition
  14. Notice Of Filing Of Business Records And Affidavit
  15. Docket Control Order
  16. Subpoena (Issued By Attorney)
  17. Notice Of Filing Of Business Records And Affidavit
  18. Certification of Oral Depo or Depo by Written Questions
  19. Certification of Oral Depo or Depo by Written Questions
  20. Initial Disclosures
  21. Motion For Protective Order
  22. Motion
  23. Motion For Substitution Of Counsel
  24. Letter To Judge
  25. Notice of Hearing
  26. Motion to Waive Mediation Hearing
  27. Order For Substitution Of Counsel
  28. Motion To Strike
  29. Exhibit List
  30. Designation of Witnesses
  31. Exhibit List
  32. Designation of Witnesses
  33. Motion To Set
  34. Motion To Set
  35. Notice of Hearing
  36. Motion For Continuance
  37. Notice of Hearing
  38. Notice of Hearing
  39. Motion to Substitue Attorney Hearing
  40. Jury Trial
  41. Certification of Oral Depo or Depo by Written Questions

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