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Court

Galveston County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-08-27
Status Disposed
Type All Other Family In Re:
Docket 25 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Attorney General Of Texas
Defendant Cook, Michaela Katherine|Moreno, Jamie Michael
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Judge

Hon. Fisher, Emily

Galveston County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  2. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Transfer Certificate
  3. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order to Transfer
  4. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Harris County Docket Sheet
  5. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order for Parentage Testing
  6. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Agreed Temporary Order in Suit Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship - page 1 is missing some wording on the left side near the bottom.
  7. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Final Order in Suit Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship
  8. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order in Suit for Modification of Support Order and to Confirm Support Arrearage
  9. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order on Motion for Substitution of Counsel
  10. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order Appointing Attorney in Enforcement Case
  11. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Attorney Fees Expense Claim
  12. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order Granting Partial Nonsuit
  13. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order Appointing Attorney in Enforcement Case
  14. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Attorney Fees Expense Claim
  15. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order on Charles Pelowski's Motion to Withdraw
  16. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Attorney Fees Expense Claim
  17. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order of Dismissal
  18. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Motion to Transfer
  19. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Motion for Enforcement of Child Support and Medical Support
  20. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) EISSUE: Citation
  21. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) EISSUE: Citation
  22. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Request for Court Hearing
  23. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Citation (Executed)
  24. MTRF - Initial - Order of Transfer from Another County - $80 Order to Transfer
  25. Status Conference (1:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Darring, Anne B.)

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