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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-10
Status Disposed
Type Post Judgment Actions Enforcement
Docket 70 entries
Disposition agreed judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Bane, Ashley Darion
Defendant Daniel, Christopher Alexxander

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. CANCELED Dismiss for Want of Prosecution (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Tucker, Amy) Case Disposed
  2. E-Filed Original Petition Document
  3. Request for Service
  4. Citation Daniel, Christopher Alexxander Served 01/17/2024 Returned 01/22/2024
  5. Return of Service
  6. Amended Petition
  7. Answer
  8. Cross Action/Counterpetition
  9. Proposed Order
  10. Amended Filing
  11. Waiver of Appeal
  12. Notice
  13. Signed Order
  14. E-Notice Envelope Number:
  15. Notice
  16. Notice
  17. Notice
  18. Subpoena
  19. Motion (No Fee)
  20. Proposed Order
  21. Motion (No Fee)
  22. Proposed Order
  23. Agreed Order
  24. E-Notice Envelope Number:
  25. Parenting Certificate
  26. Notice
  27. Motion (No Fee)
  28. Notice of Hearing
  29. E-Notice Envelope Number:
  30. Response
  31. Motion (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Tucker, Amy)
  32. Docket Entry (Judicial Officer: Riley, Jack M. )
  33. Signed Order
  34. E-Notice Envelope Number:
  35. Notice
  36. Notice
  37. Request
  38. No Fee Documents
  39. No Fee Documents
  40. No Fee Documents
  41. Request
  42. Temp Order (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Riley, Jack M.)
  43. Docket Entry (Judicial Officer: Riley, Jack M. )
  44. Signed Order
  45. CANCELED Prove-Up (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Riley, Jack M.) Other 05/16/2024 Reset by Court to 05/23/2024
  46. E-Notice Envelope Number:
  47. Notice
  48. Signed Order
  49. E-Notice Envelope Number:
  50. No Fee Documents
  51. Settlement Agreements
  52. Notice
  53. CANCELED Docket Call/Pre-Trial Conference (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Tucker, Amy) Passed
  54. Request for Service
  55. Prove-Up (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Riley, Jack M.)
  56. Agreed Order in Suit Affecting the Parent Child Relationship
  57. Docket Entry (Judicial Officer: Riley, Jack M. )
  58. E-Notice Envelope Number:
  59. CANCELED Bench Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Tucker, Amy) Agreed Resolution
  60. Income Withholding Order
  61. E-Notice Envelope Number:
  62. Notice Issued to Employer (Wage Withholding or Termination)
  63. Certificate
  64. Post-Judgment - Enforcement (OCA)
  65. Proposed Order
  66. Request for Service
  67. Notice of Nonsuit
  68. Order Granting Nonsuit
  69. Notice of Hearing
  70. E-Notice Envelope Number:

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