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Case Information

Filed 2024-04-30
Status Re-Opened
Type Parent Child No Divorce
Docket 24 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Bryant, Lisa Nix|Bryant, Robert Charles
Defendant Sanders, Eric Wade
Photo of Hon. Morgan Kali

Judge

Hon. Morgan Kali

Fort Bend County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Transfer In (open event) Index # 1 Order Transferring Suit Affecting Parent-Child Relationship
  2. Other Dispositions Index # 2 Agreed Child Support Review Order (Transferred from Harris County)
  3. Order Index # 3 Order Setting Court Proceeding (Virtual) (Transferred from Harris County)
  4. Order Index # 4 Dismissal Order (Transferred from Harris County)
  5. Motion (No Fee) Index # 5 Petition to Modify Parent-Child Relationship (Transferred from Harris County)
  6. Issuance Index # 6 Citation Issued to Eric Wade Sanders (Transferred from Harris County)
  7. Motion (No Fee) Index # 7 Motion to Transfer (Transferred from Harris County)
  8. Proposed Order Index # 8 Notice of Court Proceeding on Motion to Transfer (Transferred from Harris County)
  9. Issuance Index # 9 Citation Issued to Eric Wade Sanders (Transferred from Harris County)
  10. Motion (No Fee) Index # 10 Motion for Temporary Orders (Transferred from Harris County)
  11. Proposed Order Index # 11 Notice of Court Proceeding (Transferred from Harris County)
  12. Notice Index # 12 Notice of Hearing (Transferred from Harris County)
  13. Notice Index # 13 Notice of Hearing (Transferred from Harris County)
  14. Notice Index # 14 Notice of Court Proceeding on Motion to Transfer (Transferred from Harris County)
  15. Notice Index # 15 Notice of Court Proceeding (Transferred from Harris County)
  16. Order Index # 16 Notice on Court Proceeding on Motion to Transfer (Transferred from Harris County)
  17. No Fee Documents Index # 17 Affidavit of Service (Transferred from Harris County)
  18. Temporary Order Index # 18 Temporary Orders in Suit to Modify Parent-Child Relationship (Transferred from Harris County)
  19. Docket Sheet Docket Sheet (Transferred from Harris County)
  20. Certificate Index # 19 Transfer Certificate (Transferred from Harris County)
  21. Motion for Modification - Custody Post Judgment Index # 20 Amended Petition to Modify Parent-Child Relationship (Transferred from Harris County)
  22. Letters Transfer In Letter
  23. No Fee Documents Index # 21 Transfer In Payment via ACI Payment Inc
  24. Notice Index # 22 Notice of Court Proceeding

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