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Galveston County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2025-01-29
Status County Court at Law No. 2
Type Parent Child Relationship No Divorce (sapcr)
Docket 28 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Huey, Matthew Thomas
Defendant Acosta, Elyssa Margot
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Judge

Hon. (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officers Foley, Kerri, Foley, Kerri, Dupuy, Christopher)

Galveston County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  2. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) TRANSFER CERTIFICATE
  3. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) BILL OF COST
  4. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) COURTS DOCKET SHEET
  5. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) AGREED FINAL DECREE OF DIVORCE
  6. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) DOMESTIC RELATIONS ORDER
  7. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) AGREED ORDER TO MODIFY JUDGMENT OF DIVORCE
  8. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) PETITION TO MODIFY PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIP
  9. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) AFFIDAVIT FOR UCCJEA INFORMATION
  10. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) REISSUE: CITATION
  11. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) REISSUE: TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER
  12. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER AND ORDER SETTING HEARING FOR TEMPORARY ORDERS
  13. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) AFFIDAVIT/CITATION
  14. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) AFFIDAVIT OF SERVICE
  15. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) MOTION TO TRANSFER
  16. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) MOTION TO ABATE
  17. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) DESIGNATION OF ATTORNEY IN CHARGE
  18. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) SCHEDULING ORDER AND NOTICE OF INTENT TO DISMISS
  19. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) MOTION FOR MEDIATION
  20. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) NOTICE OF HEARING (SUBMISSION)
  21. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) 309 NOTICE TO PASS HEARING
  22. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) NOTICE OF HEARING (SUBMISSION)
  23. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) NOTICE OF SUBMISSION SETTING
  24. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) AFFIDAVIT TO PROVE UP AGREED ORDER IN SUIT TO MODIFY PARENT-CHILD RELATIONSHIP
  25. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) REQUEST FOR NOTICE TO EMPLOYER OF INCOME WITHHOLDING
  26. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) RULE 11 AGREEMENT
  27. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) INCOME WITHHOLDING FOR SUPPORT
  28. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) SCHEDULING ORDER AND NOTICE OF INTENT TO DISMISS

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