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Case Information

Filed 2024-03-25
Status Pending
Type Protective Orders No Divorce
Docket 22 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Coleman, Torian
Defendant Johnson, Derron, Jr
Photo of Hon. Heppard Janet B

Judge

Hon. Heppard Janet B

Fort Bend County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Application for Protective Order Index # 1 Application for Protective Order
  2. Proposed Order Index # 2 Temporary Ex Parte Protective Order
  3. Proposed Order Index # 3 Protective Order
  4. No Fee Documents Index # 4 Consent To Publish or Remove Information From Protective Order Registry Public View
  5. Judge Docket Entry Application ofr PO with attached affidavit and Temporary Ex Parte PO reviewed. Temporary Ex Parte PO denied. Notice of Hearing on Application for PO signed. JH
  6. Protective Order Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Heppard, Janet B)
  7. Judge Docket Entry No appearance at docket call; no service on Respondent; Hrg passed by Court at 10:30 am - RB
  8. Protective Order Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Heppard, Janet B) reset frm 04/08--per ToriColeman
  9. Judge Docket Entry Applicant appeared pro se; No service on Respondent; Court will reset matter for May 6, 2024 and Applicant is to file another Order to Appear/Notice of Court Proceeding so Court may sign reset - RB
  10. Request Index # 5 Request for Process
  11. Order Index # 6 Notice of Hearing on Application for Protective Order
  12. Issuance Index # 7 Application for Protective Order Issued to Derron Johnson Jr.
  13. Application for Protective Order PCT 1 Johnson, Derron, Jr Served 04/24/2024 Returned 04/24/2024
  14. Officers Return Index # 8 Application for Protective Order Return for Derron Johnson Jr. Issued on 04/22/24
  15. Protective Order Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Heppard, Janet B) per ToriColeman
  16. Judge Docket Entry PO hearing: Applicant, T Coleman appeared via zoom. A review of the file and the return of service shows the PO was served but not the Application or the Notice of Hearing. PO hearing reset to 05/21/2024 @ 9:00 am via zoom. Applicant to file a new Notice of Hearing for the court's signature. JH
  17. Request Index # 10 Request for Process
  18. Order Index # 9 Notice of Hearing
  19. Issuance Index # 11 Precept Issued to Derron Johnson Jr
  20. Precept PCT# 1 Johnson, Derron, Jr Returned Unserved 05/22/2024 Returned 05/22/2024
  21. Protective Order Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Heppard, Janet B) Reset frm 05/06
  22. Judge Docket Entry PO Hearing: Applicant appeared pro se via zoom. Respondent has not yet been served with citation in this matter. Hearing passed. Applicant to reschedule hearing through the Ct Coordinator. JH

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