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Comal County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-10
Status Disposed
Type Civil Case Other
Docket 53 entries
Disposition default judgment

Parties

Plaintiff State Of Texas
Defendant Johnson, Terrence Travis
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Judge

Hon. Waldrip, Dib

Comal County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  2. Default Judgment
  3. DC ORIGINAL PETITION (OCA)
  4. REQUEST FOR PROCESS
  5. CITATION
  6. CITATION
  7. CITATION
  8. CITATION RETURNED UNSERVED
  9. CITATION RETURNED SERVED
  10. CITATION RETURNED UNSERVED
  11. REQUEST FOR PROCESS
  12. CITATION
  13. PROPOSED ORDER
  14. DEFAULT JUDGMENT
  15. CONSENT AND ACCEPTANCE OF TRANSFER BETWEEN DISTRICT COURTS
  16. NOTICE SENT OF COURT ORDER
  17. CITATION RETURNED UNSERVED
  18. CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT
  19. DUPLICATE FILING (VIA E-FILE)
  20. MOTION FOR SUBSTITUTED SERVICE
  21. PROPOSED ORDER
  22. ORDER FOR SUBSTITUTED SERVICE
  23. REQUEST FOR PROCESS
  24. EXHIBIT
  25. REQUEST FOR PROCESS
  26. CITATION
  27. CITATION RETURNED UNSERVED
  28. MOTION FOR SUBSTITUTED SERVICE
  29. PROPOSED ORDER
  30. ORDER FOR SUBSTITUTED SERVICE
  31. REQUEST FOR PROCESS
  32. CITATION
  33. CITATION RETURNED SERVED
  34. REQUEST FOR PROCESS
  35. CITATION BY POSTING
  36. CITATION RETURNED SERVED
  37. MOTION TO APPOINT ATTORNEY AD LITEM
  38. PROPOSED ORDER
  39. ORDER APPOINTING ATTORNEY AD LITEM
  40. NOTICE OF HEARING
  41. ANSWER
  42. Status Hearing
  43. ###### JUDGE'S DOCKET SHEET/NOTES #####
  44. DEFAULT JUDGMENT
  45. CERTIFICATE OF LAST KNOWN ADDRESS
  46. NOTICE SENT OF COURT ORDER
  47. REPORT

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