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Chambers

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-10-15
Status Dismissed
Type Debt Claim
Docket 21 entries
Disposition disposed

Parties

Plaintiff Capital One, N.a.
Defendant Portillo, Nelson E
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Judge

Hon. Wheat, Michael W

Chambers County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. DWOP Docket Judicial Officer Wheat, Michael W Hearing Time 9:00 AM Cancel Reason Case Disposed
  2. Citation Unserved Anticipated Server Outside Private Process Server Anticipated Method Private Process Server
  3. Petition Comment Plaintiffs Original Petition with Attachment(s)
  4. Notice Comment Notice of Petition
  5. Issue Citation by Private Process* Comment Emailed to [email protected]
  6. Motion for Alternate Service
  7. Order Granting Alternate Service
  8. Proof of Service Received Comment Served via Alternative Service.
  9. Letter - Notice Returned to Court (by USPS) Comment Alternative Service Returned. Returned to Constable to forward to address provided by USPS.
  10. Proof of Service Received Comment Alt Service
  11. Notice of Trial or Hearing Comment DWOP w/Proposed Motion. Emailed to Plaintiff's attorney on file.
  12. Motion for Default Judgment
  13. Proposed Order Comment fdj
  14. Motion Comment to Retain Case on Docket
  15. Proposed Order
  16. DWOP Docket Original Type DWOP Docket Judicial Officer Wheat, Michael W Hearing Time 10:00 AM Result Reset Parties Present Plaintiff Attorney: Moss, Michael A.
  17. Order Comment to Retain on Docket. Emailed to attorney on file.
  18. Notice of Trial or Hearing Comment DWOP
  19. Motion for Nonsuit
  20. Proposed Order
  21. Dismissed - Non-Suited Comment Emailed to Plaintiff's attorney.

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