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Court

Brazoria County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-10-28
Status Filed
Type Marriage Divorce Children
Docket 23 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Ganske, John D.
Defendant Ganske, Sonja N.
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Judge

Hon. Bradshaw, Chad

Brazoria County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Original Petition (OCA)
  2. Waiver of Service
  3. Motion
  4. Temporary Restraining Order Family (OCA)
  5. Declaration
  6. Docket Entry
  7. Order
  8. Temporary Restraining Order (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Bradshaw, Chad) 11/25/2024 Reset by Court to 12/04/2024
  9. Answer
  10. Counter Petition
  11. Docket Entry
  12. Rule 11 Agreement
  13. ertificate Respondent's Certificate of Written Discovery Directed to Petitioner
  14. ertificate of Written Discovery
  15. emporary Orders Agreed
  16. ertificate Respondents Certificate of Written Discovery Directed to Petitioner
  17. ertificate Petitioner's Certificate of Written Discovery Directed to Respondent
  18. roposed Rule 11 Agreement
  19. ule 11 Agreement
  20. ule 11 Agreement
  21. otion to Modify Temporary Orders and Motion for Additional Temporary Orders
  22. emporary Restraining Order (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Bradshaw, Chad) / TO set by L.Richmond
  23. ocket Entry Set on Motion to Modify TO and for Add'l TO. Petitioner appeared in person and through atty L. Richmond. Respondent appeared in person and through attys S. Kersh and C. Landry. Rec. - C. Ramirez. Testimony and evidence presented. Court grants motion to modify, giving father XSPO. No alcohol 24 hours prior to possession and access and during. Mom to submit to UA today at National Screening. Pronounced and rendered this date. LHL

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