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Court

Galveston County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2025-06-06
Status Active
Type All Other Family Other
Docket 19 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Attorney General Of Texas|Russ, David Monroe
Defendant Scoggins, Cynthia Diane
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Judge

Hon. (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officers Foley, Kerri, Foley, Kerri, Dupuy, Christopher)

Galveston County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  2. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Transfer Certificate
  3. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order Adjudicating Parentage - 10/25/2011
  4. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Agreed Order in Suit to Modify Parent-Child Relationship - 01/14/2015
  5. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Final Orders in Suit to Modify Parent-Child Relationship - 02/17/2016
  6. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Agreed Order in Suit to Modify Parent-Child Relationship - 11/14/2018
  7. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Employer's Order to Withhold from Earnings for Child Support - 01/29/2024
  8. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Petition to Modify Child Support - 01/13/2025
  9. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Citation Issuance for David Russ - 01/14/2025
  10. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Citation Returned for David Russ - 01/27/25
  11. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) David Russ' Answer to Petition to Modify Child Support - 01/30/2025
  12. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Motion to Modify Parent-Child Relationship - 02/24/2025
  13. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Attorney Vacation Letter - 03/04/2025
  14. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Respondent's Motion to Transfer - 03/17/2025
  15. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Subject to Motion to Transfer, Respondent's Original Answer - 03/17/2025
  16. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Response to Motion to Transfer - 04/02/2025
  17. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) David Russ' Reply to Cynthia Scoggins Response to Motion to Transfer - 05/05/2025
  18. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Order Granting Respondent's Motion to Transfer - 06/05/2025
  19. Receipt of Documents (Transfer) Agreed Final Modification Order - 01/29/2024

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