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Brazoria County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-08-02
Status Disposed
Type Ag Paternity
Docket 13 entries
Disposition default judgment
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Judge

Hon. Title Iv D, Master

Brazoria County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Notice of Default Judgment - Mailed
  2. Request for Service
  3. Attorney General Citation Drummond, Charles Gregory Returned Unserved 10/25/2024 Returned 10/25/2024
  4. Service Returned - Unserved #290973
  5. Reset Order
  6. Request for Service
  7. Motion Motion for Substituted Service
  8. Attorney General Citation Drummond, Charles Gregory Served 02/20/2025
  9. Order For Substituted Service
  10. Service Returned #303875 Served 02/20/2025
  11. Docket Entry Chandi Fisher pro se via zoom. Charles drummond served, given notice, and not present. AAG Laskowski. Default hearing held. Court finds that Mr. Drummond is the father of the child in this suit. SMC with Ms. Fisher as the primary. Modified visitation. 20 visits on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sunday of the month from 8AM to 5PM. 20 visits on the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Sat from 6PM to Sunday at 6PM. Then a SPO. Support based on min wage as Mr. Drummond is self employed. No other children under 18. CS: $209 beginning 4/1/25. MS: $113 beginning 4/1/25 with Mr. Fisher to carry thru her employer. DS: $13 beginning 4/1/25 with Ms. Fisher to carry thru her employer. Retro: $3372 to be paid at $100 a month beginning 4/1/25. Court costs as billed to Mr. Drummond to be paid by 3/18/2026. record made. eb
  12. Order Establishing the Parent-Child Relationship # 98630117
  13. Notice of Court Costs Due 366.00

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