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Case Information

Filed 2025-09-08
Status County Court at Law No. 2
Type Parent Child Relationship Paternity
Docket 32 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Eaves, Samuel K.
Defendant Bartlett, Taunya

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. Status Conference (2:30 PM) (Judicial Officer Foley, Kerri)
  2. Original Petition - OCA Original Petition in Suit Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship
  3. Proposed Order (unsigned) Joint and Mutual Temporary Restraining Order
  4. Request for Service 09/11/2025 - Iss. 1 cit/tro emailed to atty-am
  5. Status Conference Sheet Emailed to Attorney
  6. Temporary Restraining Order - OCA (Judicial Officer: Foley, Kerri ) Joint and Mutual Temporary Restraining Order
  7. Citation Issuance - Work Product
  8. Precept Issued - Work Product
  9. Email Verification - Service Receipt
  10. Citation and Return
  11. Temporary Restraining Order and Return
  12. Motion for Continuance Motion of Continuance
  13. Temporary Orders (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Hartnett, Jana)
  14. Judge's Notes on Hearings and Trials Pet'r & Pet'r counsel appeared. Respondent/Maternal grandmother appeared. Respoondent's Motion to Continue denied. TO Hrg held. TO per AJ Report filed. entry 10/03/2025 @ 9 AM via submission. jlh
  15. Recommended Order - Family - Signed by Associate Judge Associate Judge's Report
  16. Recommended Order - Family - Signed by Associate Judge Order on Motion for Continuance
  17. Associate Judges Report - Approved by Presiding Court (Judicial Officer: Foley, Kerri )
  18. Notice of Appeal - De Novo Hearing Request for De Novo Hearing
  19. Notice of Appearance Entry of Appearance
  20. Original Answer Original Answer
  21. Court Coordinator's Case Notes email sent on de novo to res. as
  22. Court Coordinator's Case Notes follow-up email sent on de novo. as
  23. Court Coordinator's Case Notes email sent to parties in regards to mediation prior to de novo hearing. as
  24. Proposed Order (unsigned) Temporary Orders in Suit Affecting Parent-Child Relationship
  25. Entry Hearing (9:00 AM) (Judicial Officer Hartnett, Jana)
  26. Court Coordinator's Case Notes mediator assingned. parties to reach out to court with mediation date and then de novo will be set. as
  27. Temporary Orders (Judicial Officer: Foley, Kerri ) Temporary Orders in Suit Affecting Parent-Child Relationship
  28. Copy of Notice
  29. Request for Copies Request for Copies Mailed on 10/27/2025. BM
  30. Motion to Withdraw Agreed Motion for Withdrawal of Counsel
  31. Proposed Order (unsigned) Agreed Order on Agreed Motion for Withdrawal of Counsel
  32. Order Granting Motion to Withdrawal Counsel (Judicial Officer: Judge, Visiting )

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