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Case Information
Filed
2024-04-01
Status
Disposed
Type
Marriage Divorce Children
Docket
12 entries
Disposition
agreed judgment
Parties
Plaintiff
Rangel, Laura Beatriz
Defendant
Rangel, Gabriel Alexis
Lawyers
Docket Entries
- Decree #104098043
- Petition First Amended Petition for Divorce
- Process Request Form
- Citation Rangel, Gabriel Alexis Served 09/25/2024
- Service Returned #294757 Served 9/25/24
- Answer Respondent's Original Answer
- Counter Petition Original Counter-Petition for Divorce
- Certificate of Written Response to Respondent's Written Discovery Requests
- Motion For Temporary Orders
- Motion for Temporary Orders set for 1/31/25 at 9 a.m.
- Temporary Orders Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officers Bulanek, Patrick, Donnell, Gregory) Set by Whitaker Law Firm
- Judicial Docket Entry Set on the docket for temporary orders. Laura Beatriz Rangel appears in person and with counsel Faran Foy Whitaker. Gabriel Alexis Rangel appears in person. After docket call, the parties confer and reach an agreement on final. Record - Heather Canady. The parties have reached an agreement. The agreement is dictated into the record and both parties express their assent to the agreement. The Court adopts the agreement of the parties as the order of the Court, the Court finding same to be in the best interest of the child and a fair and equitable division of the marital estate. Divorce is granted. Parties appointed JMCs of the child. Modified Possession Order. No child support to be paid by either party. Property divided per testimony and agreement. Pronounced and rendered this date. gld
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