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Court

Gregg County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2025-03-18
Status Filed
Type State Participation
Docket 44 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Department Of Family And Protective Services
Defendant Buckner, Toni
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Judge

Hon. Womack, Tim

Gregg County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. ot/Order Pay Atty
  2. equest Issue Instructions
  3. rder for Protection of Children in an Emergency
  4. itation BUCKNER, TONI Served 03/24/2025 Response Due 04/14/2025 Returned 04/02/2025 WALTON, NELLIE Served 03/21/2025 Response Due 04/14/2025 Returned 03/21/2025
  5. otice BUCKNER, TONI Served 03/24/2025 Returned 04/02/2025 WALTON, NELLIE Served 03/21/2025 Returned 03/21/2025
  6. rder Appointing Attorney Ad Litem
  7. itation Return Investigator
  8. otice Return Investigator
  9. Day - Cps Hearing (10:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Womack, Tim)
  10. emporary Order
  11. itation Return Process Server
  12. otice Return Process Server
  13. esignation of Education Decision-Maker
  14. esignation of Medical Consenter
  15. asa Court Report
  16. iligent Search Affidavit
  17. tatus Report to the Court
  18. udicial Review (1:15 PM) (Judicial Officer Womack, Tim)
  19. tatus Hearing Order
  20. amily Service Plan
  21. ertificate of Paternity Registry Search
  22. amily Service Plan
  23. aternity Registry
  24. asa Court Report
  25. ermanency Report to the Court-Temp. Managing Conservators
  26. udicial Review (3:15 PM) (Judicial Officer Womack, Tim)
  27. amily Service Plan
  28. ermanency Hearing Order Before Final Order
  29. ot/Order Pay Atty
  30. ot/Order Pay Atty
  31. asa Court Report
  32. ermanency Hearing Order Before Final Order
  33. udicial Review (1:15 PM) (Judicial Officer Womack, Tim)
  34. ermanency Hearing Order Before Final Order
  35. otion To Consolidate
  36. otion To Sever
  37. etter
  38. re Trial (8:15 AM) (Judicial Officer Womack, Tim)
  39. rder to Consolidate
  40. rder To Sever
  41. ocket Sheet
  42. inal Hearing (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Womack, Tim)
  43. rder Setting Permanency Hearing After Final Order
  44. rder of Termination

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