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Court

Parker County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2025-03-12
Status Disposed
Type Parent Child Relationship No Divorce
Docket 46 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Plaintiff Petitioner flowers, Rachel
Defendant Respondent knappe, Seth Tainalu Tevahitua
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Judge

Hon. Towson, Craig

Parker County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Cancel Reason Other
  2. Plaintiff's Original Petition
  3. Certificate of Last Known Mailing Address
  4. Affidavit
  5. Motion
  6. Appearance of Counsel
  7. Letter
  8. Citation
  9. Unserved
  10. Motion
  11. Original Answer
  12. Notice
  13. Proposed Order
  14. Amended Petition
  15. Notice of Hearing
  16. Certificate of Written Discovery
  17. Motion for Continuance
  18. Request
  19. Affidavit
  20. Motion
  21. Response
  22. Response
  23. TEMPORARY ORDERS
  24. Original Type TEMPORARY ORDERS
  25. Judicial Officer Towson, Craig
  26. Hearing Time 1:30 PM
  27. Result AGREEMENT
  28. Judicial Docket Entry
  29. Proposed Order
  30. Temporary Orders
  31. Certificate of Written Discovery
  32. Notice of Court's Intent to Dismiss for Want of Prosecution
  33. Amended Petition
  34. Proposed Order
  35. Affidavit
  36. PROVE UP
  37. Original Type PROVE UP
  38. Judicial Officer Towson, Craig
  39. Hearing Time 1:30 PM
  40. Result Order Signed
  41. Judicial Docket Entry
  42. Order
  43. Notice of Entry of Final Order Mailed
  44. Dismissal Docket
  45. Judicial Officer Towson, Craig
  46. Hearing Time 2:30 PM

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