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Court

Fort Bend County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-06-03
Status Dismissed
Type Debt Contract Debt Contract
Docket 27 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Discover Bank
Defendant Afolayan, Oreoluwa D, Jr
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Judge

Hon. Morales, Christopher G.

Fort Bend County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. CANCELED Bench Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Morales, Christopher G.) Case Disposed
  2. Original Petition Plaintiff's Original Petition
  3. Citation
  4. Citation Afolayan, Oreoluwa D, Jr Unserved
  5. Answer/Response (STW 7/30/2024 LTW) qc/ltw/AA
  6. Letter from Judge qc/bn/ja
  7. Order Uniform Scheduling Order signed 07/30/2024 qc/bn/ja
  8. Filing Cover Letter: Notice of Trial
  9. Notice of Hearing Notice of Trial
  10. Filing Cover Letter: Notice of Trial (In Person)
  11. Notice Notice of Trial (In Person)
  12. Bench Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Morales, Christopher G.)
  13. Judge Docket Entry P/C appeared. They reached a settlement. They are waiting on the signed documents. The matter is set for a status on 4/22/25 @ 9am via zoom. If the court does not have the settlement documents, the matter will be immediately set for trial.
  14. Letter from Judge qc/tt/crs
  15. Notice of Hearing Notice of Status Hearing Via Video Conference
  16. Letter from Judge qc/mla/crs
  17. CANCELED Status Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Morales, Christopher G.) Court Agreed Judgment Status
  18. Status Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Morales, Christopher G.)
  19. Judge Docket Entry Status Conference. No parties appeared. This matter is set for trial on on 8/5/25 @ 9am.
  20. Notice Notice of Plaintiff Merger
  21. CANCELED Bench Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Morales, Christopher G.) Court
  22. Filing Email regarding bench trial qc/ajs/AA
  23. Letter from Judge Uniform scheduling order qc/ajs/AA
  24. Filing Cover Letter; Notice of Trial
  25. Notice Notice of Trial
  26. Dismissed by Plaintiff/Non-Suit/Other Plaintiff's Notice of Nonsuit (filed as secured document)
  27. Order Of Nonsuit Signed 9/29/2025

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