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Randall Co County Civil

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-03-08
Status Filed
Type Divorce Children
Docket 44 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Ratzlaff, Jeremy
Defendant Ratzlaff, Astosha Marie
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Judge

Hon. Johnson Dee

Randall County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Original Petition (OCA) FOR DIVORCE
  2. FAMILY SCHEDULE REVIEW-9 Months
  3. FIRST AMENDED ORIGINAL PETITION FOR DIVORCE
  4. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER AND NOTICE OF SHOW CAUSE HEARING - SENT TO JUDGE JOHNSON
  5. UNSIGNED ORDER (RETURNED BY JUDGE) TRO AND NOTICE OF SHOW CAUSE HEARING - PROCEEDING VACATED PER ATTORNEY
  6. REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE
  7. CITATION ISSUED ASTOSHA - EFILED TO ATTY: [email protected] & [email protected]
  8. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER AND NOTICE OF SHOW CAUSE HEARING - SENT TO JUDGE JOHNSON
  9. TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER AND NOTICE OF SHOW CAUSE HEARING
  10. COUNTER PETITION FOR DIVORCE - ASTOSHA/ CLAIRE GRAMMER
  11. CANCELED Temporary Order (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Johnson, Dee) Other
  12. Temporary Order (3:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Johnson, Dee)
  13. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED AGREED TEMPORARY ORDERS - SENT TO JUDGE JOHNSON
  14. TEMPORARY ORDERS
  15. RULE 11 AGREEMENT
  16. PETITION TO MODIFY PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIP AND MODIFY EXISTING TEMPORARY ORDERS
  17. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER AND NOTICE OF SHOW CAUSE HEARING WITH NOTICE OF HEARING FOR TEMPROARY ORDERS - SENT TO JUDGE JOHNSON
  18. TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER AND NOTICE OF SHOW CAUSE HEARING WITH NOTICE OF HEARING FOR TEMPORARY ORDERS
  19. UNSIGNED ORDER (RETURNED BY JUDGE) HARD COPY SIGNED
  20. REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE
  21. CITATION ISSUED JEREMY - EFILED TO ATTY
  22. ISSUED TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER JEREMY - EFILED TO ATTY
  23. CITATION SERVED JEREMY - 09/17/2024
  24. TRO SERVED/UNSERVED **SERVED** - JEREMY - 09/17/2024
  25. RULE 11 AGREEMENT
  26. MOTION TO MODIFY (3:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Johnson, Dee) TO BE HEARD IN POTTER COUNTY: 350 SE 6TH AVENUE, SUITE 3A; AMA TX 79101
  27. MOTION TO APPOINT RECEIVER
  28. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED ORDER APPOINTING ATTORNEY AD LITEM FOR CHILDREN - SENT TO JUDGE JOHNSON
  29. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED NOTICE OF COURT PROCEEDING. SENT TO JUDGE JOHNSON
  30. ORDER APPOINTING ATTORNEY AD LITEM ERIN MULANAX
  31. NOTICE OF HEARING OCTOBER 4, 2024 AT 9:00 AM
  32. MOTION TO EXTEND TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER
  33. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED ORDER EXTENDING TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER - SENT TO JUDGE JOHNSON
  34. ORDER EXTENDING TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER
  35. EXHIBIT/S FILED RESPONDENT 9
  36. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED INTERIM TEMPORARY ORDERS FOR VISITATION - SENT TO JUDGE JOHNSON
  37. ORDER INTERIM TEMPORARY ORDERS FOR VISITATION - SIGNED 10/31/2024
  38. SUBPOENA SERVED ANALYSE - 11/06/2024
  39. Docket Calls (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Johnson, Dee)
  40. Temporary Order (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Johnson, Dee) set subject to jury trial
  41. DOCKET ENTRY Petitioner and Respondent appeared with their counsel and ad litem Erin Mulanax for completion of T.O. hearing. Court adopted Ad litem recommendations as follows: No contact between Crystal Jasso or her son Cash and the children. Therapeutic visits for Dad in accordance with recommendations of counselor Debra Smith. Dad continues counseling with Adrian Gonzales for at least three months in accordance with counselor's directions. Neither parent may use corporal punishment. Following the completion of six visits or sooner if recommended by therapeutic counselor, court will hold status conference. Kids continue counseling with Katie Klaehn. Parties split therapuetic 50/50. Both complete sex abuse awareness class. No receiver ordered but house must be listed with Fancie Money on or before 12/15. If counselor recommends Christmas visit with dad, it may occur in the time and manner she directs.
  42. MOTION FOR DEPOSIT TO SECURE FEES
  43. EXHIBIT/S FILED PETITIONER - 10
  44. PROPOSED ORDER - E-FILED INTERIM TEMPORARY ORDERS FOR VISITATION WITH DEB SMITH, LPC - SENT TO JUDGE JOHNSON

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