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Case Information

Filed 2025-02-04
Type Debt Claims
Docket 28 entries
Disposition dismissed by plaintiff

Parties

Plaintiff Atlas Credit
Defendant Mcmath, Joyce
Photo of Hon. Curnutt Mary Tom

Judge

Hon. Curnutt Mary Tom

Tarrant County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. CANCELED Non-Jury Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Curnutt, Mary Tom) Non-Suit/Dismissed
  2. Original Petition Filed (OCA Opening)
  3. CITATION MCMATH, JOYCE Served 02/10/2025 Returned 02/11/2025
  4. Military Affidavit Filed
  5. Citation Issued
  6. Answer Due On
  7. Answer Filed Defendant's Original Answer
  8. Notice of Hearing Mailed/Emailed
  9. Notice of Hearing Mailed/Emailed
  10. CANCELED Clerk Follow up/ Answer Due (8:00 AM) () Other
  11. Motion For Continuance Filed Agreed Motion for Continuance
  12. Proposed Order Order on Motion for Continuance
  13. Order Granting Motion for Continuance Entered AGREED
  14. CANCELED Clerk Follow Up/3 Months (8:00 AM) () Other
  15. CANCELED Clerk Follow Up (8:00 AM) () Other
  16. CANCELED Non-Jury Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Curnutt, Mary Tom) Continuance Granted
  17. Notice of Hearing Mailed/Emailed
  18. Notice of Hearing Mailed/Emailed
  19. CANCELED Clerk Follow Up (8:00 AM) () Other
  20. Non-Jury Trial (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Curnutt, Mary Tom) Result: Reset
  21. Comments RESET 30 DAYS
  22. Notice of Hearing Mailed/Emailed
  23. Notice of Hearing Mailed/Emailed
  24. Plaintiff Contacted Court CHECKING WHETHER COURT REC'D DISMISSAL PREVIOUSLY SENT. ADVISED NO DISMISSAL ON FILE.
  25. Motion for Non-Suit Filed
  26. CANCELED Clerk Follow Up (8:00 AM) () Other

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