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Court

Galveston County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-03-14
Status Disposed
Type Ag (title Iv D Oag Use Only) Interstate No Tx Cause
Docket 23 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Of Texas
Defendant Richardson, Bryan Christophe|Harrell, Lauren Rae
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Judge

Hon. Fisher, Emily

Galveston County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  2. RREN - Initial - UIF - Register and Enforce - $350 RREN
  3. AG Request for Service Index # 1 w/ Attached Service Packet NCP -lm
  4. AG Proposed Order (unsigned) Order to Appear and Show Cause
  5. Order to Appear and Show Cause (Judicial Officer: Master, IV-D )
  6. AG Citation/Hearing Notice (Precept) - Iss - Work Prod $16
  7. Citation and Return
  8. Status Conference (1:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Darring, Anne B.)
  9. AG Proposed Order (unsigned) proposed order of referral to NCP Choices
  10. Recommended Order - Family - Signed by Associate Judge Order on Appointment of Counsel and Setting Cause for Trial
  11. Affidavit of Inability to Pay Court Costs Affidavit of Indigency and Request for Appointment of Attorney
  12. Order (Judicial Officer: Master, IV-D ) Order of Referral to NCP Choices
  13. Order Appointing Attorney (Judicial Officer: Darring, Anne B. ) Order on Appointment of Counsel and Setting Cause for Trial
  14. Certificate Bailiff Certificate
  15. Judge's Notes on Hearings and Trials IVD Docket- obligor was sworn to return today at hearing 6/26/24. Obligor did not appear. Granted capias with $3000 cash bond, sent for entry 11/20/24. J Baker.
  16. Judge's Notes on Hearings and Trials IVD- DOCKET- no parties present. Attorney for obligor, R Torres, present. Capias entry today- capias to be entered with $3000 cash bond. J Baker.
  17. Certificate Bailiff Certificate
  18. AG Proposed Order (unsigned) Order for Issuance of Capias
  19. Recommended Order - Commit / Release / Recall Capias Order for Issuance of Capias
  20. AG Order on Capias Order for Issuance of Capias
  21. AG Capias - Issuance - Work Product $8
  22. AG Capias and Return - Service Fee $160
  23. Bond - Cash

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