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Case Information

Filed 2025-03-27
Status Disposed
Type Divorce Cases With Children
Docket 22 entries
Disposition decree

Parties

Plaintiff Floyd, Corey Thomas
Defendant Floyd, Melissa King
Photo of Hon. Rotenberry Paul R

Judge

Hon. Rotenberry Paul R

Taylor County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Returned Envelope M. Floyd
  2. Order Requiring Completion Of Children And Divorce Program
  3. Temporary Restraining Order and Order Setting Hearing for Temporary Orders
  4. Request Request for Issuance Form
  5. Citation TRO M. Floyd # 99082167
  6. Citation Floyd, Melissa King Served 04/03/2025
  7. Citation Returned Served M. Floyd
  8. Temporary Restraining Order Hearing (10:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Wenetschlaeger, Patty) 1Hr. TRO/TO
  9. Judge's Docket Entry Temporary Hearing:Pet w/M.Zimmerman, Resp dna. Parents named Temp JMC, Fa has right to det residence in Taylor County, make medical and psych decisions and educational, other rts/dts independent. Fa carries HI, No CS at this time, Mo has SPO, exchange at Fa's house. Mutual injunctions. Property - each pays own expenses as of June 1, 2025, H has use of camper, ATV, utility trailer and residence, each has use of vehicle and own bank accounts. H pays cell phone, car ins, and will pay W $1300/m beginning June 1, 2025; she will vacate the residence by June 1, 2025. Parties may sell the marital residence. Zimmerman to draft order. (PW)
  10. Certificate Of Completion C. Floyd
  11. Temporary Order
  12. Uncontested Docket /Walk-ins (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Rotenberry, Paul R.) 15 minutes: Default
  13. Judge's Docket Entry Divorce: Appearances: Pet with atty, M. Zimmerman, Resp served and defaulted. Divorce facts proved. Conservatorship: JMC with F designating the primary residence without geo restriction, all other rights and duties as per the temporary orders.; Visitation: M SPO either supervised by a person selected by F unless possession occurs in the same county of residence as F. Telephonic access as per the requested relief. C/S: No c/s other than M pay all costs associated possession and access M/S: F to maintain HI via Tri-Care, unreimbursed med exp. split 50/50. Property: Divided as per the requested relief in Pet Ex 1 SAVE AND EXCEPT that if W cannot refinance the camper by Sept 16, 2025, the camper shall be sold and H shall be responsible for any deficiency. In the event the camper is sold for an amount in excess of the debt, the proceeds shall be divided equally between the H and W. Income partitioned for 2025. Mr. Zimmerman shall prepare the order.
  14. Exhibit List FM80
  15. Decree Of Divorce
  16. Notice Of Judgment Letter
  17. Notice Of Judgment Letter
  18. Returned Envelope M. Floyd
  19. Domestic Relations Order (Military Retirement)
  20. Notice Of Judgment Letter
  21. Notice Of Judgment Letter
  22. Request For Issuance Copies

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