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Court

Hays County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-03-14
Status Transfer To County Court
Type Evictions
Docket 42 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Sphere Realty & Property Management
Defendant Mc Carrell, Kyle Jason
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Judge

Hon. Burns John

Hays County (TX)

Texas

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Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. Paid
  2. Plaintiffs Original Petition (Open Case)
  3. Servicemembers Civil Relief Act Affidavit
  4. Notice to Vacate
  5. Exhibits
  6. Citation Issued
  7. Eviction Citation Service
  8. Defendant's Original Answer
  9. Softcode Service Returned - Successful
  10. EMAIL
  11. Letter To Court
  12. Letter To Court
  13. Suggestion Of Bankruptcy
  14. Eviction
  15. Order
  16. Hearing Reset
  17. Letter To Court
  18. Telephone Conversation
  19. Telephone Conversation
  20. Eviction
  21. EMAIL
  22. Copies
  23. Copies
  24. Copies
  25. Copies
  26. Copies
  27. Copies
  28. Copies
  29. Copies
  30. Copies
  31. Copies
  32. Letter To Court
  33. Eviction
  34. Jury
  35. Judgment
  36. Mail
  37. Statement of Inability to Pay
  38. Appeal after Trial
  39. Rent Notification (JP use only)
  40. EMAIL
  41. Appeal
  42. Notice of Filing Statement of Inability (appeal)

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