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Court

Hays County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-06-26
Status Filed
Type (ag) Support Order
Docket 51 entries

Parties

Plaintiff State Of Texas
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Judge

Hon. Hays Karl

Hays County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Agreed Temporary Orders
  2. Court's Docket Sheet
  3. Citation
  4. Respondent's Original Answer
  5. Counter Claim
  6. Request for Issuance of Process
  7. Request for Issuance of Process
  8. Citation
  9. Citation
  10. Affidavit of Service/Return Of Service
  11. Affidavit of Service/Return Of Service
  12. Counter Claim
  13. Notice of Hearing
  14. Notice of Unavailability (Attorney)
  15. Temporary Orders Hearing
  16. Electronic Docket Entry
  17. Notice Appearance Of Counsel
  18. A. G. Notice Of Hearing
  19. Motion
  20. Order Setting Hearing
  21. Financial Information Statement
  22. Electronic Docket Entry
  23. Temporary Orders
  24. Notice of Hearing
  25. Notice of Hearing
  26. Notice of Hearing
  27. Electronic Docket Entry
  28. Motion
  29. Notice of Unavailability (Attorney)
  30. Notice of Hearing
  31. Temporary Orders Hearing
  32. Electronic Docket Entry
  33. Notice of Hearing
  34. Notice of Unavailability (Attorney)
  35. Waiver of Objection to Associate Judge
  36. Motion to Enter Order
  37. Notice
  38. Notice
  39. Motion For Continuance
  40. Waiver
  41. Final Hearing
  42. Notice of Hearing
  43. Subpoena (Issued By Attorney)
  44. Subpoena (Issued By Attorney)
  45. Co-Parenting Program Cert
  46. Motion To Compel
  47. Business Records Affidavit
  48. Business Records Affidavit
  49. Notice of Hearing
  50. Notice of Unavailability (Attorney)
  51. Motion to Compel Hearing

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