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Fort Bend County

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Case Information

Filed 2026-03-26
Status Pending
Type Protective Orders No Divorce
Docket 12 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Bhatt, Pallavi
Defendant Bhatt, Nilay

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Docket Entries

  1. Protective Order Hearing (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Clayton, LaTosha McGill) Zoom hearing
  2. No Fee Documents Index # 2 Declaration in Support of Application for Protective Order
  3. Request Index # 4 Request for Process
  4. Judge Docket Entry The Court reviewed an application for protective order and affidavit. There is a request for 'kick out' orders. Applicant will need to confirm whether the R remains at the residence and if a request for oral testimony is being requested for further review. lmc
  5. Judge Docket Entry The Court reviewed the Application for Protective Order and supporting affidavit/declaraion. Request for ex parte PO granted. Hearing set for 4/14/2026 at 9:30 a.m. via ZOOM. Kick-out language stricken due to no oral testimony to justify issuance of order without notice. lmc
  6. Protective Order Index # 6 Temporary Ex Parte Protective Order
  7. Letter from Clerk CC of Temporary Ex Parte Order and and TCIC Emailed to FBCSO
  8. Letter from Clerk CC of Temporary Ex Parte Order and TCIC mailed to FBCSO
  9. Letter from Clerk CC of Temporary Ex Parte Order Mailed to DPS
  10. Issuance Index # 7 Notice of Application for PO Issued to Nilay Bhatt
  11. Application for Protective Order eService Bhatt, Nilay Unserved
  12. Copy of Order/Judgment Sent - Rule 21 (f) (10) Index # 8 Index #6 sent to Pro Se parties

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