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Gregg County

Texas

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Case Information

Filed 2022-03-25
Status Disposed
Type Hand Gun License Hearing
Docket 40 entries

Parties

Plaintiff Texas Department Of Public Safety

Lawyers

Docket Entries

  1. PETITION FOR ADMINSTRATIVE HEARING
  2. PETITION FOR ADMINSTRATIVE HEARING
  3. Handgun License Denial, Revocaton or Suspension Hearing (2:00 PM) (Judicial Officer Jameson, B.H.) Result: GRANTED
  4. Driver License
  5. Citation Return Process Server
  6. Writ Return Process Server
  7. Temporary Restraining Order (8:15 AM) ()
  8. Temporary Order
  9. Civil Case Information Sheet
  10. Civil Case Information Sheet
  11. Counter/Cross Claim - Family
  12. Application for Protective Order
  13. Declaration
  14. Respondent's Original Answer
  15. Notice Of Hearing
  16. Protective Order (8:15 AM) ()
  17. Exhibit
  18. Final Hearing (1:15 PM) (Judicial Officer Womack, Tim)
  19. Exhibit
  20. Request to Issue Writ of Withholding
  21. Docket Sheet
  22. Judgment
  23. Income Withholding Order
  24. Employer Withholding Letter
  25. Notice Of Place Of Payment
  26. Child Support Fact Sheet
  27. Change Of Address
  28. Request to Issue Writ of Withholding
  29. Employer Withholding Letter
  30. Letter
  31. Change Of Address
  32. Child Support Review Order
  33. Post Judgment - Custody Modification (OCA)
  34. Motion Citation Martinez, Andrea Berenice Served 04/07/2022 Response Received 04/21/2022 Returned 04/20/2022
  35. Citation Return Process Server
  36. Respondent's Original Answer
  37. Letter
  38. CANCELED Final Hearing (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Womack, Tim) Agreement
  39. Email
  40. CANCELED Final Hearing (9:30 AM) (Judicial Officer Womack, Tim) Agreement

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