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Court

Fort Bend County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-07-24
Status Pending
Type Protective Orders No Divorce
Docket 32 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Toles, Brooklyn
Defendant Carter, Quarranisha
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Judge

Hon. Morgan Kali

Fort Bend County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Exhibit Exhibit List for 9/5/24
  2. Proposed Order Index # 2 Temporary Ex Parte Order
  3. Proposed Order Index # 3 Protective Order
  4. Judge Docket Entry File reviewed. The supporting affidavit is not notarized. The supporting declaration is incomplete and unsigned. Please amend. Please also file Order Setting Hearing/Notice of Hearing. -klm
  5. Amended Filing Index # 5 First Amended Application for Protective Order
  6. Proposed Order Index # 6 Protective Order
  7. Protective Order Index # 7 Temporary Ex Parte Order
  8. Judge Docket Entry The Court reviewed the Application for Protective Order and supporting affidavit. Request for Temporary Ex Parte Protective Order GRANTED. Temporary Ex Parte PO/Order Setting Hearing (8/13/24 @ 9:30 AM) signed. -klm
  9. Letters C/C of Temporary Ex Parte without TCIC Email to FBCSO
  10. Letters C/C of Temporary Ex Parte without TCIC Mailed to FBCSO
  11. Letters C/C of Temporary Ex Parte Mailed to DPS
  12. Issuance Index # 8 Notice of Application for Protective Issued to Quarranisha Carter
  13. Application for Protective Order eService Carter, Quarranisha Unserved
  14. Issuance Index # 9 Notice of Application for Protective Issued to Quarranisha Carter
  15. Application for Protective Order CMRR 9336 0699 0430 0124 1382 69 Carter, Quarranisha Served 08/04/2024 Returned 10/03/2024
  16. Protective Order Hearing (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Clayton, LaTosha McGill)
  17. Judge Docket Entry Applicant appeared. Respondent appeared. Both parties appeared via ZOOM on application for protective order. Record made. Parties sworn. Respondent stated that she was served yesterday with the Application for Protective Order. The Court read R her rights on the record. R understood her rights. The Court informed R that she has a right to a continuance with less than 48 hours notice of the application for protective order. Respondent understood. Respondent objected to the AJ hearing the application for protective order. Hearing reset to August 29, 2024 at 1:30 p.m. via ZOOM in Judge Morgan's virtual court room. R sworn to return providing Judge Morgan's virtual ZOOM information- meeting ID and passcode. lmc
  18. Protective Order Hearing (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Morgan, Kali) Zoom hearing
  19. Judge Docket Entry Applicant appeared with Atty. Robertson. Respondent appeared self represented. All parties and counsel appeared via ZOOM. Record made. Case referred from Judge Morgan and all parties and counsel waived appeal of associate judge ruling/recommendation on the record. Parties sworn. Testimony and evidence presented. Hearing to resume on September 5, 2024 at 9:30 a.m. via ZOOM. R sworn to return. lmc
  20. Order Index # 10 First Extended Temporary Ex Parte Protective Order
  21. Judge Docket Entry The Court signed the Extended Temporary Ex Parte Protective order with edits. lmc
  22. Letters C/C of First Extended Temp Ex Parte PO Without TCIC Mailed to FBCSO
  23. Letters C/C of First Exended Temp Ex Parte PO Without TCIC Emailed to FBCSO
  24. Copy of Order/Judgment Sent - Rule 21 (f) (10) Index # 11 Index # 10 Sent to All Parties
  25. Protective Order Hearing (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Clayton, LaTosha McGill) Zoom Hearing
  26. Judge Docket Entry Atty. Robertson appeared. Respondent appeared self represented. All parties and counsel appeared via ZOOM to resume hearing. Hearing recessed until 9/9/2024. R sworn to return. lmc
  27. Order Index # 13 Second Extended Temporary Ex Parte Order
  28. Judge Docket Entry The Court signed the Second Extended Temporary Ex Parte Order. lmc
  29. Letters C/C of Second Extended Temporary Ex Parte Order with TCIC Mailed to FBCSO
  30. Letters C/C of Second Extended Temporary Ex Parte Order with TCIC Emailed to FBCSO
  31. Judge Docket Entry Atty. Robertson appeared with her client. Respondent appeared self represented. All parties and counsel appeared via ZOOM to resume hearing. Record made. Ruling on the record. Based on the testimony and evidence presented, the protective order is denied. lmc
  32. Officers Return Index # 14 Notice of Application for PO Return for Quarranisha Carter. Issued on 07/30/2024

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