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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-30
Status Filed
Type Divorce Children
Docket 53 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Grabowski, Maielin Nastasja Madeliene
Defendant Waugh, Ricardo Neal
Photo of Hon. Waldrip, Dib

Judge

Hon. Waldrip, Dib

Comal County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. PROPOSED ORDER
  2. REQUEST FOR PROCESS
  3. NOTICE OF HEARING FOR TEMPORARY ORDERS AND ORDER TO APPEAR
  4. CITATION AND PRECEPT
  5. PRECEPT RETURNED SERVED
  6. CITATION RETURNED SERVED
  7. MOTION TO SET ON THE NON-JURY DOCKET
  8. ORIGINAL ANSWER
  9. NOTICE OF HEARING
  10. COUNTERCLAIM
  11. Temporary Orders
  12. MOTION TO SIGN
  13. PROPOSED ORDER
  14. Motion to Enter Order
  15. MOTION TO SET
  16. NOTICE OF HEARING
  17. MOTION FOR MEDIATION
  18. Motion for Mediation
  19. RULE 11
  20. CERTIFICATE OF WRITTEN DISCOVERY
  21. MOTION TO SIGN
  22. PROPOSED ORDER
  23. TEMPORARY ORDERS
  24. Motion to Enter Order
  25. PROPOSED ORDER
  26. INCOME WITHOLDING SUPPORT
  27. Temporary Orders
  28. REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE OF EMPLOYERS ORDER
  29. DOCUMENT
  30. CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT
  31. APPEARANCE OF COUNSEL
  32. CERTIFICATE OF WRITTEN DISCOVERY
  33. CERTIFICATE OF WRITTEN DISCOVERY
  34. Motion for Amicus Attorney
  35. MOTION FOR DRUG TESTING
  36. MOTION TO WITHDRAW
  37. PROPOSED ORDER
  38. ORDER TO WITHDRAW
  39. CERTIFICATE OF WRITTEN DISCOVERY
  40. PROPOSED ORDER
  41. PROPOSED ORDER
  42. ORDER FOR DRUG TEST
  43. Order for Amicus Attorney
  44. MOTION TO WITHDRAW
  45. NOTICE OF HEARING
  46. ORDER TO WITHDRAW
  47. ###### JUDGE'S DOCKET SHEET/NOTES #####
  48. Motion to Withdraw
  49. MOTION TO SUBSTITUTE ATTORNEY
  50. PROPOSED ORDER
  51. ORDER TO SUBSTITUTE COUNSEL
  52. VACATION LETTER

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