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Court

Hidalgo County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2025-09-23
Status Filed
Type All Other Civil Cases (oca)|All Other Civil Cases (oca)
Docket 80 entries
Disposition dismiss

Parties

Plaintiff Torres, Pedro, Jr.
Defendant Ramirez, Khalev
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Judge

Hon. Singleterry, Luis M.

Hidalgo County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  2. Motion for Temporary Orders, Filed
  3. Proposed Order
  4. Sent to Workflow Queue
  5. Temporary Restraining Order, Signed
  6. Notice Sent
  7. TRO Issued
  8. Citation Returned Served
  9. Motion to Recuse
  10. Motion to Recuse
  11. Temporary Restraining Order Hearing
  12. Court Entries
  13. Exhibit
  14. Temporary Restraining Order Hearing
  15. Notice
  16. Response
  17. Order Denying, Signed
  18. Temporary Injunction, Signed
  19. Court Entries
  20. Receipt
  21. Notice Sent
  22. Notice Sent
  23. Proposed Order
  24. Order Setting Hearing
  25. Motion
  26. Motion for Contempt, Filed (Fee)
  27. Sent to Workflow Queue
  28. Cover Letter
  29. Order Setting Hearing, Signed
  30. Notice Sent
  31. Defendant's Original Answer
  32. Notice
  33. Motion
  34. Notice
  35. Court Entries
  36. Proposed Order
  37. Sent to Workflow Queue
  38. Order Signed
  39. Notice Sent
  40. Motion for Temporary Orders, Filed
  41. Interrogatories
  42. Notice of Appearance, Filed
  43. Motion to Dismiss, Filed
  44. Order Setting Hearing
  45. Proposed Order
  46. Sent to Workflow Queue
  47. Order Setting Hearing, Signed
  48. Notice Sent
  49. Response
  50. Order Setting Hearing
  51. Proposed Order
  52. Motion for Contempt, Filed (Fee)
  53. Motion to Modify
  54. Order Setting Hearing
  55. Proposed Order
  56. Letter to the Court
  57. Sent to Workflow Queue
  58. Order Setting Hearing, Signed
  59. Order Setting Hearing, Signed
  60. Order Setting Hearing, Signed
  61. Notice Sent
  62. Notice Sent
  63. Proposed Order
  64. Motion for Temporary Orders, Filed
  65. Notice Sent
  66. Sent to Workflow Queue
  67. Order Setting Hearing, Signed
  68. Notice Sent
  69. Motion for Contempt, Filed (Fee)
  70. Response
  71. Motion for Contempt, Filed (Fee)
  72. Motion to Dismiss
  73. Case Called
  74. Court Reporter
  75. Interrogatories
  76. Certificate of Written Discovery
  77. Motion
  78. Proposed Order
  79. Final Pre-Trial Hearing
  80. Bench Trial

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