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Court

Panola County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-15
Status Filed
Type Protective Order No Divorce
Docket 28 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Fehner, Alayna Elise
Defendant Castillo, Tyler Lane
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Judge

Hon. Rafferty, Le Ann Kay

Panola County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Application Filed (OCA) Application for Protective Order
  2. REQUEST FOR ISSUANCE
  3. Ex Parte Order Temporary Ex Parte Protective Order (Posted on OCA website 05/15/24)
  4. MISCELLANEOUS TCIC Information / Respondent Identifying Data
  5. MISCELLANEOUS Redacted Application for Protective Order
  6. MISCELLANEOUS Redacted Temporary Ex Parte Protective Order
  7. NOTICE Notice of Application for Protective Order and Temporary Ex Parte Protective Order
  8. PROTECTIVE ORDER Taken to PCSO on this day Castillo, Tyler Lane Served 05/15/2024 Returned 05/15/2024
  9. PROOF OF RECEIPT PCSO
  10. PROOF OF RECEIPT Carthage PD
  11. PROOF OF RECEIPT Texas DPS
  12. PROOF OF RECEIPT Appliant's Employer
  13. PROOF OF RECEIPT Applicant's School
  14. ISSUANCE-EXECUTED
  15. Exhibit List Hearing on Protective Order; May 15, 2024 Exhibits Entered
  16. Motion Motion for Continuance
  17. DOCKET ENTRY (Judicial Officer: Rafferty, LeAnn Kay ) Case called. State present on behalf of Applicant. Applicant present. Counsel for Respondent present. Agreed continuance granted. Protective order extended by agreement until June 25, 2024, at 1:30 p.m. lkr
  18. Order Order on Motion for Continuance
  19. Ex Parte Order Extended Temporary Ex Parte Protective Order (Posted on OCA Website 06/12/2024)
  20. MISCELLANEOUS Extended Temporary Ex Parte Protective Order
  21. NOTICE Notice of Extended Temporary Ex Parte Protective Order
  22. PROTECTIVE ORDER To PCSO This Day Castillo, Tyler Lane Served 06/13/2024 Returned 06/18/2024
  23. PROOF OF RECEIPT Panola County Sheriff's Office
  24. PROOF OF RECEIPT Applicant's School
  25. PROOF OF RECEIPT Texas Department of Public Safety
  26. PROOF OF RECEIPT Wendy Green
  27. PROOF OF RECEIPT Carthage Police Department
  28. ISSUANCE-EXECUTED Tyler Lane Castillo

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