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Case Information

Filed 2024-09-10
Status Pending
Type Divorce With Children
Docket 23 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Allen, Jessica Danielle
Defendant Allen, Perry Glen
Photo of Hon. Morgan Kali

Judge

Hon. Morgan Kali

Fort Bend County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Non Jury Trial (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Morgan, Kali)
  2. Order Index # 2 Standing Temporary Mutal Injunctions Divorce with Children
  3. Answer/Contest/Response/Waiver Index # 3 Waiver of Service
  4. Motion (No Fee) Index # 4 Motion for Referral to Mediation
  5. Notice Index # 6 Notice of Hearing by Submission
  6. Notice Index # 7 Notice of Appearance and Designation of Attorney in Charge
  7. M/Mediation Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Morgan, Kali)
  8. Judge Docket Entry Motion for Mediation set for hearing by submission. Certificate of Service on file. No response/objection has been filed. Motion granted. Order signed. D. Hoke appointed. -klm
  9. Order Index # 8 Order on Motion for Referral to Mediation
  10. Motion (No Fee) Index # 9 Motion for Withdrawal of Counsel
  11. No Fee Documents Index # 11 Uncontested Case Required Orders & Forms
  12. No Fee Documents Index # 12 Affidavit for Prove-Up of Agreed Divorce With Children
  13. Certificate Index # 13 Certificate of Completion (Jessica Allen)
  14. Proposed Order Index # 14 Final Decree of Divorce
  15. Divorce w/Children (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Clayton, LaTosha McGill)
  16. No Fee Documents Index # 15 Petitioner's Notice of Hearing on Divorce W / Children
  17. Proposed Order Index # 16 Amended Final Decree of Divorce
  18. Proposed Order Index # 17 2nd Amended Final Decree of Divorce
  19. Judge Docket Entry P appeared on uncontested docket for prove up of divorce. Atty. Masoon, P's attorney, appeared. P agreed that the order on m/withdraw is agreed to and can be signed. Motion granted. Atty. Masoon discharged as attorney of record. Prove up hearing reset to July 23, 2025 at 9:30 a.m. P to provide notice to R. lmc
  20. Order Index # 18 Order on Motion for Withdrawal of Counsel
  21. Prove Up (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Clayton, LaTosha McGill)
  22. Judge Docket Entry Both parties appeared and announced they do not have an agreement. Parties will need to review the court's rules regarding contested matters. If agreed, the parties may file an agreed order and contact the court coordinator for a prove up date in which both parties will need to appear. lmc
  23. No Fee Documents Index # 19 Irrevocable Family Mediated Settlement Agreement

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