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Court

Gregg County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2026-03-11
Status Filed
Type Small Claims
Docket 23 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Ryle, Andy
Defendant Smith, Jason Douglas|Smith, Tracy Hollan
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Judge

Hon. Dalme, Bruce

Gregg County (TX)

Texas

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Docket Entries

  1. ANCELED Hearing (10:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Dalme, Bruce) Other
  2. ivil Citation Service Smith, Tracy Served 03/12/2026 Response Due 03/26/2026 Returned 03/13/2026 Smith, Jason Douglas Served 03/12/2026 Response Due 03/26/2026 Returned 03/13/2026
  3. ffidavit as to Non-Military Status
  4. *RETURN OF SERVICE**
  5. *RETURN OF SERVICE**
  6. nswer
  7. otion to Dismiss
  8. nswer
  9. otion
  10. rder
  11. otion
  12. rder
  13. otion for Discovery
  14. rder
  15. otion
  16. rder
  17. OTICE
  18. OTICE
  19. OTICE
  20. OTICE
  21. OTICE
  22. otion
  23. rder

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