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Court

Wood County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-08
Status Filed
Type Expunctions
Docket 59 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Montgomery, Aristotle Thomas
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Judge

Hon. Mc Campbell, J Brad)

Wood County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. New Cases Filed (OCA)
  2. PETITION FOR EXPUNCTION
  3. PROPOSED ORDER
  4. AFFIDAVIT OF INDIGENCE
  5. NOTICE OF HEARING
  6. NOTICE OF HEARING
  7. NOTICE OF EXPUNCTION
  8. NOTICE
  9. NOTICE
  10. NOTICE
  11. NOTICE
  12. NOTICE
  13. WAIVER OF SERVICE
  14. WAIVER OF SERVICE
  15. WAIVER OF SERVICE
  16. WAIVER OF SERVICE
  17. ANSWER
  18. CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT
  19. CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT
  20. CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT
  21. CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT
  22. CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT
  23. CERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT
  24. Petition for Expunction of Records
  25. ERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT
  26. ERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT
  27. ERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT
  28. etition for Expunction of Records
  29. ROPOSED ORDER
  30. RDER GRANTING
  31. OTIFICATION
  32. OTIFICATION
  33. OTIFICATION
  34. OTIFICATION
  35. OTIFICATION
  36. etter
  37. etter
  38. ERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT
  39. ERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT
  40. ERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT
  41. ERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT
  42. ERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT
  43. AIVER OF SERVICE
  44. ERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT
  45. AIVER OF SERVICE
  46. AIVER OF SERVICE
  47. AIVER OF SERVICE
  48. AIVER OF SERVICE
  49. ERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT
  50. ERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT
  51. OTIFICATION
  52. ERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT
  53. ERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT
  54. EQUEST
  55. MAIL
  56. ESPONSE
  57. ESPONSE
  58. ESPONSE
  59. ERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT

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