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Hays County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-15
Status Disposed
Type Divorce No Children
Docket 31 entries
Disposition final decree

Parties

Plaintiff Mc Ghee, Callie
Defendant Wilkinson, Stephen Connor
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Judge

Hon. Hays Karl

Hays County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Default Judgment Hearing
  2. Court's Docket Sheet
  3. Statement of Inability to Afford Payment of Court Costs
  4. Petition for Divorce (Open Case)
  5. Order Ruling for Costs
  6. Invoice
  7. Notice Appearance Of Counsel
  8. Motion For Substituted Service
  9. Order For Substituted Service
  10. Notice Appearance Of Counsel
  11. Notice of Unavailability (Attorney)
  12. Motion For Substitution Of Counsel
  13. Request for Issuance of Process
  14. Citation
  15. Invoice
  16. Affidavit of Service/Return Of Service
  17. Notice of Hearing
  18. Request for Issuance of Process
  19. Citation
  20. Affidavit of Service/Return Of Service
  21. Notice of Unavailability (Attorney)
  22. Certificate Of Last Known Address
  23. Non-Military Affidavit
  24. Default Divorce Hearing
  25. Notice of Hearing
  26. Request for Issuance of Process
  27. Citation
  28. Waiver Of Service
  29. Statement Of Evidence
  30. Affidavit of Service/Return Of Service
  31. Statement Of Evidence

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