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Collin County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-03-27
Status Dismissed
Type Evictions
Docket 19 entries
Disposition dismissed by plaintiff

Parties

Plaintiff Amh 2015 2 Borrower, Lp
Defendant Armstrong, Tiffany
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Judge

Hon. Eviction Hearing (1:30 Pm) (judicial Officer Skinner, Ellen)

Collin County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Case Filed (OCA)
  2. Eviction Citation
  3. Eviction Citation Service ARMSTRONG, TIFFANY Served 04/02/2024 Returned 04/02/2024 GREEN, DESHOWN Served 04/02/2024 Returned 04/02/2024
  4. Receipts - Received Payment
  5. Eviction Suit ORIGINAL PETITION FOR FORCIBLE DETAINER
  6. Notice of Hearing for 4/10 eviction hearing given to filer on petition and in efile acceptance comments
  7. Request Rule 510.4c both defendants
  8. Alternative Service Granted both defendants
  9. Eviction Citation Served both defendants
  10. Eviction Citation Served both defendants
  11. Motion for Continuance by defendant
  12. Motion for Continuance Denied emailed to defendant
  13. Appearance Defendant emailed request for continuance.
  14. Eviction Hearing (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Skinner, Ellen) Result: Held
  15. Mailed Judgment to All Parties
  16. Notice of Appearance of attorney representative
  17. Motion to Set Aside motion to set aside default judgment
  18. Motion Denied order denying motion to set aside default judgment - mailed to defendant and told over the phone
  19. Agreed Motion AGREED MOTION TO VACATE JUDGMENT, SEAL CASE RECORDS, AND DISMISS CASE

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