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Court

Harris County District

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2024-01-04
Status Disposed (Final)
Type Divorce
Docket 23 entries
Disposition agreed judgment

Parties

Plaintiff Deleon, Jonathan Martin
Defendant Raudales Rodriguez, Sonia Stefany
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Judge

Hon. Gloria Lopez

Harris County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. SENSITIVE DATA DOCUMENT (Final Order)
  2. EACH PAY OWN
  3. PETITION FOR DIVORCE GRANTED
  4. SETTLED/AGREED/NON-SUITED AFTER TRIAL/TRIAL COMMENCED (NON-JURY)
  5. EVIDENCE PRESENTED-NON JURY (EACH DAY)
  6. TRIAL HELD BY ASSOCIATE JUDGE
  7. REINSTATEMENT ON COURT ORDER (Temporary Order)
  8. MOTION TO REINSTATE GRANTED
  9. MOTION TO REINSTATE
  10. DISMISSED FOR WANT OF PROSECUTION (Final Order)
  11. EACH PAY OWN
  12. REINSTATEMENT ON COURT ORDER (Temporary Order)
  13. MOTION TO REINSTATE GRANTED
  14. MOTION TO REINSTATE
  15. THIRD AMENDED ORIGINAL PETITION
  16. DISMISSED FOR WANT OF PROSECUTION (Final Order)
  17. NO COSTS ALLOCATED
  18. ANSWER ORIGINAL PETITION
  19. SENSITIVE DATA INCLUDED IN DOCUMENT (Temporary Order)
  20. ORDER GRANTING SUBSTITUTED SERVICE SIGNED (Temporary Order)
  21. SECOND AMENDED ORIGINAL PETITION
  22. FIRST AMENDED ORIGINAL PETITION
  23. ORIGINAL PETITION

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