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Court

Hidalgo County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-02-29
Status Filed
Type Real Property Other Real Property (oca)|Real Property Other Real Property (oca)
Docket 77 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Plaintiff Anna Lara|Balli, Elisa R.|Lara, Anna|Rodriguez, Henry
Defendant Phillips, Gilda|Rodriguez, Roberto
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Judge

Hon. Ramirez, Mario E., Jr.

Hidalgo County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  2. Citation Issued
  3. Defendant's Original Answer
  4. Amended Petition
  5. Notice
  6. Amended Answer
  7. Notice
  8. Motion to Dismiss, Filed
  9. Proposed Order
  10. Sent to Workflow Queue
  11. Order Setting Hearing, Signed
  12. Order Setting Hearing, Signed
  13. Notice Sent
  14. Letter Received
  15. Motion to Stay, Filed
  16. Notice
  17. Response
  18. Amended Petition
  19. Response
  20. Motion for Continuance, Filed
  21. Motion to Withdraw as Attorney of Record, Filed
  22. Objection
  23. Motion to Withdraw as Attorney of Record, Filed
  24. Proposed Order
  25. Sent to Workflow Queue
  26. Order to Withdraw as Counsel
  27. Order on Motion for Withdrawal of Counsel, Signed
  28. Notice Sent
  29. Motion to Dismiss
  30. Case Called
  31. Rule 11 Agreement, Filed
  32. Hearing Passed
  33. Motion to Dismiss
  34. Amended Petition
  35. Notice
  36. Proposed Order
  37. Motion To Withdraw as Counsel of Record
  38. Proposed Order
  39. Sent to Workflow Queue
  40. Order Returned by Court
  41. Proposed Order
  42. Sent to Workflow Queue
  43. Order Setting Hearing, Signed
  44. Notice Sent
  45. Motion to Withdraw
  46. Sent to Workflow Queue
  47. Order on Motion for Withdrawal of Counsel, Signed
  48. Notice Sent
  49. Request
  50. Motion
  51. Proposed Order
  52. Motion
  53. Proposed Order
  54. Certificate
  55. List
  56. Order Setting Hearing
  57. Notice of Hearing, Filed
  58. Notice of Hearing, Filed
  59. Motion
  60. Sent to Workflow Queue
  61. Order Setting Hearing, Signed
  62. Notice Sent
  63. Vacation Letter Filed by Attorneys
  64. Plea of Intervention
  65. Statement of Facts
  66. Exhibit List
  67. Notice
  68. Sent to Workflow Queue - Requested by Court
  69. Notice of Hearing, Signed
  70. Notice Sent
  71. Motion
  72. Motion
  73. Sent to Workflow Queue - Requested by Court
  74. Order Signed
  75. Notice Sent
  76. Tickler
  77. Motion

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