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Case Information

Filed 2024-05-29
Status Disposed
Type Marriage Divorce No Children
Docket 35 entries
Disposition agreed judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Sparkman, Timothy Heath
Defendant Sparkman, Christina Noelle
Photo of Hon. Bradshaw, Chad

Judge

Hon. Bradshaw, Chad

Brazoria County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Qualified Domestic Relations Order
  2. Request Process Request Form
  3. Citation Sparkman, Christina Noelle Served 06/06/2024
  4. Service Returned - Served #286135 6/6/24
  5. Answer Respondent's Original Answer
  6. Counter Petition Petitioner's Motion for Temporary Orders and Injunctions
  7. Designation of Attorney in Charge
  8. Certificate of Written Discovery
  9. Certificate of Written Discovery
  10. Certificate of Delivery of Discovery
  11. Certificate of Written Discovery
  12. Certificate of Delivery of Discovery
  13. Designation of Attorney In Charge
  14. Rule 11 Agreement - Discovery Extension
  15. Certificate of Written Discovery
  16. Certificate Petitioner's Certificate of Delivery of Discovery Documents
  17. Notice of Court Proceeding - Final Trial set 4/8/25 at 9:00 a.m.
  18. Scheduling Order
  19. Motion For Mediation ; set 01/07/2025 @ 9:30 a.m.
  20. Motion Hearing (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Bradshaw, Chad) Mediation set by Rebekah Verhoek
  21. Docket Entry Set on Mediation. Attys R. Verhoek and L. Jones, III appeared. Agreed TO's submitted and signed. LL/az
  22. Temporary Orders Agreed
  23. Order Agreed Order for Mediation
  24. Certificate Petitioner's Certificate of Delivery of Discovery Documents
  25. Certificate Respondent's Certificate of Written Discovery Directed to Petitioner
  26. Mediated Settlement Agreement
  27. Motion to Enter Agreed Final Decree of Divorce set for 4/24/25 at 9 a.m.
  28. Affidavit (MSA Divorce)
  29. CANCELED Merits (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Bradshaw, Chad) Agreed Resolution set by Rebekah Verhoek & Lourel Jones,III 4hrs
  30. Counter Petition Amended Counterpetition for Divorce
  31. Entry of Judgment (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Bradshaw, Chad) Entry of Final Decree of Divorce set by Rebekah Verhoek
  32. Docket Entry Set on Entry of Judgment. Atty R. Verhoek appeared. No other party or atty appeared to oppose entry. Entry granted. LL/az
  33. Decree Agreed Final Decree of Divorce #100589020
  34. Courtroom's Exhibit Worksheet on Entry 5/8/25
  35. Court Reporter's Evidence Submission Form Entry of Judgment - 05/08/2025

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