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Case Information

Filed 2025-09-23
Status Filed
Type Suit Affecting Parent Child Relationship
Docket 41 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Roberts, John Pecos
Defendant Hutchison, Megan Formerly Known As Roberts, Megan R
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Judge

Hon. Wenetschlaeger Patty

Taylor County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Motion Hearing (11:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Wenetschlaeger, Patty) 30Min. NOH/Motion for Mediation
  2. Decree Of Divorce
  3. Petition (NON-OCA) to Modify PCR
  4. Request For Issuance
  5. Citation M. Roberts
  6. Affidavit of Service M. Roberts
  7. Answer/Response
  8. Counter Petition to Modify PCR
  9. Agreed Order Transferring SAPCR
  10. Docket Sheet 9.12.25
  11. Miscellaneous Case Summary 9.22.25
  12. Amended Petition First Amended Petition to Modify Parent Child Relationship
  13. Order Setting Hearing for Temporary Orders
  14. Order Setting Hearing for Temporary Orders- Amended
  15. Amended Counter Petition
  16. Notice of Court Proceeding for Temporary Orders
  17. Temporary Hearing (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Wenetschlaeger, Patty) 1Hr. NOH/TO
  18. Judge's Docket Entry Temporary Hearing: Pet w/C.Mehaffey, Resp w/T. Ratliff. Child will go to Father's for Thanksgiving week and he may have another adult pick up the child. Fa has unsupervised communication 3 days a week min between 6:30 -7:30 Central Time. Parties to use AppClose, Mutual injunctions. Further ruling to follow. (PW)
  19. Exhibit List FM86
  20. Assoc Judge's Rept and Memorandum Order for Child Support
  21. Request for De Novo Hearing
  22. Notice of Hearing on Request for De Novo
  23. Notice of Hearing on Request for De Novo REVISED
  24. Amended Petition Second Amended Counterpetition to Modify PCR
  25. Request for De Novo Hearing AMENDED
  26. CANCELED Request for a Hearing De Novo (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Rotenberry, Paul R.) Agreed Pass 2 hours
  27. Notice of De Novo Hearing Request
  28. Motion For Continuance
  29. Notice of Hearing on Motion for Continuance
  30. Declaration Authenticating Business Records
  31. First Amended Motion for Continuance
  32. CANCELED Motion for Continuance (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Rotenberry, Paul R.) Agreed Pass 30 minutes
  33. CANCELED Request for a Hearing De Novo (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Rotenberry, Paul R.) Agreed Pass 2 hours
  34. Notice of De Novo Hearing Request
  35. Motion For Mediation
  36. Notice of Hearing on Motion for Mediation
  37. Return Subpoena Served; J.Rasco
  38. Ten Day Letter with Temporary Orders
  39. Temporary Order In Suit To Modify Parent-Child Relationship
  40. Subpoena Served
  41. Request for a Hearing De Novo (1:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Rotenberry, Paul R.) 2 hours only

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