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Taylor County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2025-04-14
Status Disposed
Type Divorce Cases With Children
Docket 23 entries
Disposition decree

Parties

Plaintiff Hawkins, Tiffeny G
Defendant Goodelle, Matthew Scott
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Judge

Hon. Rotenberry Paul R

Taylor County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Termination Notice of Local Rule 0125E AG
  2. Order Requiring Completion Of Children And Divorce Program
  3. Request Issuance Request
  4. Citation M. Goodelle #100707005
  5. Citation Goodelle, Matthew Scott Served 05/12/2025 Returned 05/13/2025
  6. Citation Returned Served M. Goodelle
  7. Request for Final Hearing
  8. Certificate Of Completion T. Hawkins
  9. Uncontested Docket /Walk-ins (10:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Rotenberry, Paul R.) Default; 15 minutes
  10. Declaration of Military Status
  11. Certificate of Last Known Address
  12. Judge's Docket Entry Divorce: Appearances: Pet with atty, L. Morris, Resp served and wholly defaulted. Divorce facts proved. Conservatorship: Parties JMC with M having the exclusive rights to designate the primary residence of the children without regard to geo. location, receive c/s, make medical, psychological and psychiatric decisions, make educational decisions, and to apply for passports. All other rights and duties to be independent and passport provisions to be the standard provisions other than applying for passports. Visitation: F SPO. C/S: F pays $1131.86 beg 8/1/25. M/S: F ordered to apply for Medicaid. If not eligible, F to apply for CHIPs. Property: The following confirmed as W's sep property: 134 Rising Star Drive, the 2024 Jeep Waggoneer, the DATCU bank account that stands solely in her name, and all PIP in her possession. Com Prop: W is authorized to close the joint DATCU account. All other community property is awarded to H. Debts: W pays all medical debt incurred for treatment of her or the children and any encumbrance, tax, or other obligation on any property awarded to her. H to pay any debt on the 2015 Jeep Wrangler, any debt standing solely in his name, and any encumbrance, tax, or other obligation on any property awarded to him. Ms. Morris to prepare the order.
  13. NOTICE OF APPEAL with letter
  14. Decree Of Divorce and Order for Conservatorship and Child Support
  15. Notice Of Judgment Letter
  16. Notice Of Judgment Letter
  17. Letter From Court Of Appeals
  18. Attorney General Notice Local Rule Office 125
  19. Letter From Court Of Appeals
  20. Letter From Court Of Appeals
  21. Letter From Court Of Appeals
  22. Opinion Memorandum Opinion from the 11th C.O.A. (Appeal Dismissed)
  23. Mandate

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