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Court

Taylor County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2025-10-20
Status Filed
Type Suit Affecting Parent Child Relationship
Docket 15 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Killian, Jeannie Kae
Defendant Perez, Phillip Andrew
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Judge

Hon. Wenetschlaeger Patty

Taylor County

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Judge's Docket Entry Final SAPCR. Appearances: Pet with atty, C. Williams, Resp pro se, AG notified and dna. Parties agreement announced and approved. Mr. Williams to prepare the order.
  2. Order Requiring Completion Of Children And Divorce Program
  3. Temporary Restraining Order and OSH for Temp Orders
  4. Request For Issuance
  5. Citation TRO P. Perez; env #107123234
  6. Citation And Temp. Restraining Order Perez, Phillip Andrew Served 10/27/2025 Returned 10/28/2025
  7. Citation Returned Served P. Perez
  8. Temporary Restraining Order Hearing (8:45 AM) (Judicial Officer Wenetschlaeger, Patty) 1Hr. TRO/TO
  9. Judge's Docket Entry Temporary Hearing: Pet w/C.Williams, Resp did not appear. Mo is SMC, Fa is PC. Fa to pay CS of $289.97/m beginning 11.1.25, Mo continues MI. Fa has supervised visits with Greg Rake after submitting a clean hair test to Mo. Visits on Sat following the 1st, 3rd and 5th Friday for up to 3 hours. Fa gives Mo 48 notice and pays all fees. Injunctions as pled as to Fa. Williams to draft order. (PW)
  10. Assoc Judge's Rept and Memorandum Order for Child Support
  11. AG Intervention
  12. Temporary Orders In Suit Affecting Parent Child Relationship
  13. Letter
  14. Letter resetting Default Hearing
  15. Uncontested Docket /Walk-ins (11:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Rotenberry, Paul R.) Default; 15 minutes

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