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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-26
Status Disposed
Type Divorce With Children
Docket 42 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Salinas, John Gilbert|Salinas, Dameli
Defendant Salinas, Dameli|Salinas, John Gilbert
Photo of Hon. Morgan Kali

Judge

Hon. Morgan Kali

Fort Bend County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Judgment Notice Sent/Rule 306A3 Index # 38
  2. Case Information Sheet Civil Case Information Sheet
  3. Order Index # 2 Standing Temporary Mutual Injunctions Divorce with Children
  4. Amended Filing Index # 3 First Amended Petition for Divorce
  5. No Fee Documents Index # 4 Vacation Letter
  6. Answer/Contest/Response/Waiver Index # 5 Respondent's Waiver of Service
  7. Notice Index # 6 Attorney Appearance
  8. No Fee Documents Index # 7 Attorney Vacation Letter
  9. Certificate Index # 8 Certificate of Written Discovery to Respondent
  10. Notice Index # 9 Attorney Designation Letter
  11. No Fee Documents Index # 10 Entry of Appearance
  12. Answer/Contest/Response/Waiver Index # 11 Respondent's Original Answer
  13. Counter Claim/Cross Action/Intervention/Third Party - Family Index # 12 Original Counterpetition for Divorce
  14. Order Index # 13 Standing Temporary Mutual Injunctions Divorce with Children
  15. Certificate Index # 14 Respondent's Certificate of Written Discovery Directed to Petitioner
  16. Motion (No Fee) Index # 15 Petitioners Motion for Mediation
  17. Certificate Index # 16 Certificate of Written Discovery
  18. Motion (No Fee) Index # 17 Agreed Motion for Substitution of Counsel
  19. Proposed Order Index # 18 Proposed Order on Agreed Motion for Substitution of Counsel
  20. No Fee Documents Index # 19 Respondent's Designation of Experts
  21. Judge Docket Entry Order returned unsigned. Agreed orders submitted for consideration without a hearing must contain signatures of all parties and attorneys. All signatures must be distinctive written signatures or electronic signatures generated by the signing party. Agreed orders may not be signed by permission or by using "/s/ Typed Name." -klm
  22. No Fee Documents Index # 20 Petitioner's Certificate of Written Discovery to Respondent
  23. Motion (No Fee) Index # 21 Motion for Mediation
  24. Proposed Order Index # 22 Order of Referral to Mediation
  25. Motion (No Fee) Index # 23 Agreed Motion for Substitution of Counsel
  26. Proposed Order Index # 24 Order on Agreed Motion for Substitution of Counsel
  27. Judge Docket Entry Agreed Order signed -klm
  28. Order Index # 25 Order on Agreed Motion for Substitution of Counsel
  29. Notice Index # 26 Notice of Submission Setting
  30. Answer/Contest/Response/Waiver Index # 27 Petitioner's Response to Respondent's Motion for Mediation
  31. M/Compel Mediation (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Morgan, Kali)
  32. Judge Docket Entry Respondent's M/Mediation considered by submission. Petitioner's response reviewed. Motion granted. Parties are ordered to mediate with J. Schmude on 10/14/25 @ 9:00 AM as originally agreed. Costs to be split 50/50 unless one party unilaterally cancels the mediation or fails to appear or comply with this Order. Parties are ORDERED to exchange the following no later than 5:00 PM on 10/6/25: (1) his or her supplemental discovery responses; (2) his or her last three payroll check stubs; (3) his or her proof of current income from all sources; (4) his or her filed income tax returns for 2023 and 2024, and if no return was filed, the party's Form W-2, Form 1099 and Schedule K-1 for those years; (5) his or her sworn inventory and appraisement with current supporting documentation for assets and debts; (6) his or her signed financial information statement with current supporting documentation for income and expenses; and (7) proof of the children's health insurance and dental insurance coverage and the cost of the children's monthly premiums. Order signed -klm
  33. Order Index # 29 Order Referring Case to Mediation
  34. No Fee Documents Index # 30 Mediated Settlement Agreement - Final Orders
  35. No Fee Documents Index # 33 Petitioner's Sworn Prove-Up Affidavit
  36. CANCELED Non Jury Trial (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Morgan, Kali) Settled
  37. Judge Docket Entry Agreed Final Order; IWO signed -klm
  38. Agreed Judgment Index # 34 Agreed Final Decree of Divorce
  39. Order Index # 39 Income Withholding for Support
  40. Judgment Notice Sent/Rule 306A3 Index # 35
  41. Judgment Notice Sent/Rule 306A3 Index # 36
  42. Judgment Notice Sent/Rule 306A3 Index # 37

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