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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-09
Status Disposed
Type Parent Child Relationship Conservatorship, Access, Support
Docket 42 entries
Disposition agreed judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Coto, Bryan
Defendant Marcelo, Estefania

Docket Entries

  1. E-Notice Envelope Number:
  2. E-Filed Original Petition Document
  3. Answer
  4. Signed Order
  5. E-Notice Envelope Number:
  6. Cross Action/Counterpetition
  7. No Fee Documents
  8. Notice
  9. CANCELED Temp Order (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Tucker, Amy) Passed
  10. Notice
  11. Parenting Certificate
  12. Settlement Agreements
  13. Amended Petition
  14. Notice
  15. No Fee Documents
  16. Signed Order
  17. E-Notice Envelope Number:
  18. Motion (No Fee)
  19. Signed Order
  20. Scheduling Order
  21. E-Notice Envelope Number:
  22. Motion (No Fee)
  23. Proposed Order
  24. Notice of Hearing
  25. Motion to Compel (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Tucker, Amy)
  26. Docket Entry
  27. Notice
  28. Motion for Continuance
  29. Proposed Order
  30. Motion (No Fee)
  31. Proposed Order
  32. Docket Call/Pre-Trial Conference (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Tucker, Amy)
  33. Motion (No Fee)
  34. Docket Entry
  35. Signed Order
  36. Bench Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Tucker, Amy)
  37. Docket Entry
  38. Submission (5:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Tucker, Amy)
  39. E-Notice Envelope Number:
  40. Agreed Order in Suit Affecting the Parent Child Relationship
  41. Prove-Up (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Riley, Jack M.)
  42. Docket Entry (Judicial Officer: Riley, Jack M. )

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