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Case Information

Filed 2024-10-07
Status Filed
Type Condemnation
Docket 38 entries

Parties

Plaintiff The State Of Texas
Defendant Jimenez, Angel|Jimenez, Rafael|Tipp, Gail M.|Tipp, Jennifer Gail

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. Order Granting Defendants' Unopposed Motion to withdraw funds; Envelope #99734253
  2. Order Appointing Special Commissioners; Envelope #93124177
  3. Oath Filed of Special Commissioners
  4. Order Setting Hearing Before Special Commissioners
  5. Amended Petition for Condemnation
  6. Service Returned Service of Notice of Hearing - Gail Tipp
  7. Service Returned Service of Notice of Hearing - Jennifer Tipp
  8. Award of Special Commissioners Envelope #97171061
  9. Order Setting Fees of the Special Commissioners; Envelope #97171061
  10. Letter Re: Proof of Service
  11. Letter Clerk's Notice of Award Maillot; by CMRRR
  12. Letter Clerk's Notice of Award Maillot; by CMRRR
  13. Letter Clerk's Notice of Award Maillot; by CMRRR
  14. Letter Clerk's Notice of Award Maillot; by CMRRR
  15. Letter Clerk's Notice of Fees Due on Award Mailout
  16. Certified Mail White Card Returned
  17. Certified Mail White Card Returned
  18. Certified Mail White Card Returned
  19. Certified Mail White Card Returned
  20. Objection to the Award of Special Commissioners
  21. Certified Mail Returned Signed and Dated 2.13.25
  22. Certified Mail Returned Signed and Dated 2.13.25
  23. Request for Citation
  24. Letter Re: Notice of Deposit
  25. Notice of Deposit
  26. Citation Private Process to Serve; Emailed to Attorney
  27. Citation Robertson, Christopher H Unserved Anticipated Server Private Process Server Anticipated Method In Person
  28. Certified Mail Returned
  29. Certified Mail Returned
  30. Request for Citation for Richard McMonagle
  31. Request for Citation for Office of the Attorney General of Texas
  32. Notice of Deposit and Request for Order Granting Possession
  33. Proposed Order Granting Possession; Sent to Judge; Returned
  34. Citation Private Process to Serve; Emailed to Attorney
  35. Citation Private Process to Serve; Emailed to Attorney
  36. Citation Civil Litigation Division of Texas Attorney General Office Unserved Anticipated Server Private Process Server Anticipated Method In Person
  37. Citation McMonagle, Richard Unserved Anticipated Server Private Process Server Anticipated Method In Person
  38. Motion Defendants' Jimenez Unopposed Motion to Withdraw Funds

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