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Hon. Adoption (8:30 Am) ( Rawlins, Monica) in Person
Fort Bend County (TX)
Texas
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- Judgment Notice Sent/Rule 306A3 and 21 (f) (10) Index # 20
- Order Index # 2 Standing Temporary Mutual Injunctions Divorce with Children
- Answer/Contest/Response/Waiver Index # 3 Waiver of Service of Citation
- No Fee Documents Index # 4 Affidavit for Prove-up Testimony
- Proposed Order Index # 5 Final Decree of Divorce
- Proposed Order Index # 6 Income Withholding for Support
- Parent Education Certificate Index # 7 Certificate of Completion - Thi Quynh Le Hoang
- Parent Education Certificate Index # 8 Certificate of Completion- James Han Nguyen
- Judge Docket Entry The child subject of this suit was born prior to marriage, so there must be an adjudication of parentage included. Also, the proposed decree must have all applicable boxes checked. The proposed decree must be in accordance with the language provided in the Texas Family Law Manual. No action taken. MR
- Proposed Order Index # 9 Final Decree of Divorce
- Proposed Order Index # 10 Order Adjudicating Parentage
- Judge Docket Entry See Judge Docket Entry 5/6/2025. Additionally, there can not be a separate order adjudicating paarentage. The findings and order adjudicating parentage must be in the Divorce Decree. FRY
- Proposed Order Index # 11 Final Decree of Divorce
- Judge Docket Entry The Order Adjudicating Parentage can not be attached to the Decree. The findings and order adjudicating must be a provision in the decree. A UCCJEA Affidavit must also be filed because one parent lives in another state. FRY
- Proposed Order Index # 12 Final Decree of Divorce
- No Fee Documents Index # 13 Affidavit of Support of Registration of Foreign Child Custody Determination
- Judge Docket Entry A UCCJEA statement should not be in the divorce decree. A UCCJEA afffidavit must be filed. Additionally, the adjudication parentage must be pursuant to the Texas Family Code ( See TFC )160.623). FRY
- Motion (No Fee) Index # 15 UCCJEA Request to Register Out-of-State Custody Order
- No Fee Documents Index # 16 UCCJEA Affidavit in Support of Registration of Foreign Child Custody Determination
- Judge Docket Entry A UCCJEA affidavit pursuant to TFC 152.209 must be filed. Additionally, the final decree must specifically state the adjudication finding and not just recite the code. No Action Taken. FRY
- No Fee Documents Index # 17 Exhibit: Out-of-State Party Declaration
- Prove Up (8:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Rawlins, Monica) ZOOM
- Judge Docket Entry The Court considered the Prove Up Affidavit. The Divorce is Granted and Order signed. FRY
- Final Judgment After Non-Jury Trial Index # 18 Final Decree fo Divorce
- Judgment Notice Sent/Rule 306A3 and 21 (f) (10) Index # 19
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