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Court

Bexar Court

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-16
Status Pending
Type Grandparent Access
Docket 58 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Harrison, Jann
Defendant Armer, Ashely Kristine
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Judge

Hon. 37 Th, District Court

Bexar Court

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. New Cases Filed (OCA)
  3. PETITION
  5. erved: 02/24/2024
  6. ROPOSED ORDER
  8. OTICE OF HEARING FOR TEMPORARY ORDERS
  9. Judicial Officer: Alvarez, Mary Lou)
  10. erved: 02/24/2024
  11. ETURN OF SERVICE - SUCCESSFUL
  13. ETURN OF SERVICE - SUCCESSFUL
  15. OTION TO DISMISS
  17. OTICE OF HEARING
  19. OTICE OF HEARING
  20. ETTER TO DISTRICT CLERK
  21. IRST AMENDED PETITION
  22. OTICE OF HEARING FOR TEMPORARY ORDERS
  23. Judicial Officer: Alvarez, Mary Lou)
  24. ROPOSED ORDER
  25. RIGINAL ANSWER OF
  26. IRST AMENDED
  28. ECOND AMENDED PETITION
  30. EARING/TRIAL CRT REPORTER ASSIGNED
  32. udge Note
  33. Judicial Officer: Gonzales, Norma)
  34. RDER APPOINTING GUARDIAN AD LITEM
  35. Judicial Officer: Gonzales, Norma)
  36. EQUEST FOR
  38. ERTIFICATE OF WRITTEN DISCOVERY
  39. OTION FOR
  40. ESPONSE
  42. udge Note
  43. Judicial Officer: Torres, Tina)
  44. EARING/TRIAL CRT REPORTER ASSIGNED
  46. UPPLEMENTAL
  47. EPLY TO
  48. udge Note
  49. Judicial Officer: Chapa, Cynthia Marie)
  50. EARING/TRIAL CRT REPORTER ASSIGNED
  51. Judicial Officer: 288th, District Court)
  52. ETTER TO DISTRICT CLERK
  54. OTION TO SET
  55. OTION FOR CONTINUANCE
  56. udge Note
  57. Judicial Officer: Flores, Marisa)
  58. OTION FOR

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