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Panola County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-06-12
Status Disposed
Type Paternity Iv D
Docket 24 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Office Of Attorney General
Defendant Cole, Terrence Tyrone
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Judge

Hon. Mc Pherson Rick

Panola County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. PLAINTIFF'S ORIGINAL PETITION (OCA) PETITION TO ESTABLISH THE PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIP
  2. Citation KIMBERLY SHANE HARDY
  3. Citation TERRANCE TYRONE COLE
  4. Citation TAKEN TO PCSO ON THIS DAY HARDY, KIMBERLY SHANE Served 07/12/2024 Returned 07/15/2024
  5. Citation TAKEN TO PCSO ON THIS DAY COLE, TERRENCE TYRONE Served 07/12/2024 Returned 07/15/2024
  6. Citation-Executed TERRANCE TYRONE COLE
  7. Citation-Executed KIMBERLY SHANE HARDY
  8. Order Order for Parentage Testing
  9. NOTICE Notice of Court Proceeding
  10. DOCKET ENTRY Signed reset to 12/3/2024 9am. Judicial Officer E LaVern Campbell
  11. Order RESET ORDER
  12. DOCKET ENTRY Signed order referring to PJ. Judicial Officer E LaVern Campbell
  13. Order Order Referring Cause to Presiding Judge and Reset Order
  14. earing (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer McPherson, Rick S)
  15. EARING Case called; David Zipp Assistant AG appeared on behalf of AG; Both parties appeared in person, self-represented; All anounced ready; Evidence heard; Court ordered (1) Terrence Cole found to be father (2) Child's name changed to Cole (3) Parties appointed Joint Managing Conservators (4) Ms. Hardy primary (5) Residence restricted to Panola County (6) Minimum Wage Child Support (7) Medical and Dental Support $50 (8) Periods of Possession as per final order
  16. rder Order Establishing the Parent-Child Relationship (emailed to SDU)
  17. onfirmation email from the SDU
  18. otion for New Trial - Family
  19. OTICE OF HEARING E-served
  20. mended Motion First Amended Motion for New Trial
  21. otion for New Trial (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer McPherson, Rick S)
  22. EARING Motion for New Trial; Movant appeared in person and by attorney Myla Mayberry; Respondent appeared in person. New Trial Granted.
  23. rder Order on Motion for New Trial; E-served
  24. rder Order Setting Hearing (eserved)

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