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Court

Tarrant County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2026-02-09
Type E File Evictions
Docket 15 entries
Disposition default judgment

Parties

Plaintiff B&g Rentals
Defendant Zamora, Robert
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Judge

Hon. De Leon Sergio L

Tarrant County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. Called Plaintiff on this Case CLK PLACED CALL TO PLTF SPOKE TO (BRANDI) INFORMED DEFT FILED APPEAL BY SIP;
  4. Original Petition Filed (OCA Opening)
  5. EFile Original Petition Document Eviction
  6. EVICTION Zamora, Robert Served 02/12/2026
  7. Citation Returned Party: Zamora, Robert
  8. Eviction Hearing (10:00 AM) () Result: Judgment
  9. Docket Entry
  10. Mailed default TO DEFT
  11. During the Pendency of Appeal, the Interm Rent Due Is $1,150.00
  12. Bond for Appeal Set $8,000.00
  13. Eviction - Statement of Inability to Pay for Appeal Filed W/PROOF;
  14. Notice Given to Defn of Rent to be Paid on Eviction Appeal $1,150.00
  15. Mailed/Emailed PLTF Notice of SIP on Appeal Filed

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