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District Civil Court Schedule Page 1 of 325 6/3/2021 4:28:30PM in Date, Court, Time and Case# Order Settings Between 06/03/2021 - 07/03/2022 District Civil Court Schedule Page 1 of 325 6/3/2021 4:28:30PM in Date, Court, Time and Case# Order Settings Between 06/03/2021 - 07/03/2022 DATE COURT TIME STS CASE Sq File Crt STYLE of CASE SETTING NOTIFY LIST Thursday, June 3, 2021 6/3/2021 146 11:00 am active 315589 426 IN RE: SMITH, ZARIYAH BRI MT CONSOL JAMES E. COLEMAN added Motion:MT CONSOL WITH 315,706-B JOSHUA TISDALE 6/3/2021 146 11:00 am active 315706 146 IN RE: SMITH, ZARIYAH MT ENFORCE BOBBY DALE BARINA added Motion:MT CONSOL WITH 315,589-E JOSHUA TISDALE 6/3/2021 146 11:15 am active 262089 03 146 IN RE: WHITE, DMARCUS TYRONE MT ENFORCE BOBBY DALE BARINA DEXTER TYRONE WHITE MOHOGANEY JONES W.KENNETH "KEN" PAXTON JR. 6/3/2021 146 1:30 pm active 317334 146 IN RE: KEITH, CARTER WILLIAM P/C RELAT CAREY CASEY added Motion:HRG 1/2 day special setting LYNN L. LIBERSKY STACY M BURKE 6/3/2021 169 9:00 am active 323442 169 IN RE: CHILD T/A MIKE LACKMEYER added Motion:HRG BY LIFESIZE - 30 MINUTES 6/3/2021 169 9:45 am active 316627 169 FERRANCE, BR -VS- FERRANCE, DAVID AN UD BRIDGET LABELLE FERRANCE added Motion:HRG BY LIFESIZE - 20 MINUTES 6/3/2021 169 10:15 am active 300707 01 169 RICHARD, ANT MCCLAIN IV, EDDIE LEE DEFAULT ANTONIA MARIE RICHARD added Motion:HRG BY LIFESIZE - 20 MINUTES 6/3/2021 169 10:45 am active 314530 169 PETTUS, LACH -VS- PETTUS, NATHANIEL UD LACHAE SHYNELL PETTUS added Motion:HRG BY LIFESIZE - 20 MINUTES 6/3/2021 169 11:00 am active 257067 02 169 IN RE: WALLER, DERICK MATTHEW TH LISA MARIE FRAZHO added Motion:HRG BY LIFESIZE - 1 HOUR ** May include Additional Motions to the Case Page 1 of 325 viewpoint crd004c * Masters Court, CPS and JUV omitted. District Civil Court Schedule Page 2 of 325 6/3/2021 4:28:30PM in Date, Court, Time and Case# Order Settings Between 06/03/2021 - 07/03/2022 DATE COURT TIME STS CASE Sq File Crt STYLE of CASE SETTING NOTIFY LIST Thursday, June 3, 2021 6/3/2021 169 1:30 pm active 298035 169 NEWMAN, CHAR -VS- DIETZE, KIMBERLY R CD CAREY CASEY added Motion:HRG BY LIFESIZE - 2 HOURS JANNA GUSTAFSON MICHAEL WHITE 6/3/2021 169 3:45 pm active 320072 169 LEVY, RENE J -VS- LEVY, CAROL ANN CD M.BRYON BARNHILL added Motion:HRG BY LIFESIZE - 1 HOUR NANCY PERRY EATON 6/3/2021 264 8:30 am active 319559 264 GEE, ARNIECE -VS- GEE, JIMMIE EARL UD ARNIECE VENEE GEE added Motion:HRG BY LIFESIZE - NO RECORD JIMMIE EARL GEE 6/3/2021 264 8:45 am active 323223 264 ANDERSON, AN -VS- ANDERSON, KOBY LAM UD ANTRONEILLE LOVIE ANDERSON added Motion:HRG BY LIFESIZE - NO RECORD 6/3/2021 426 8:30 am active 321877 426 EDWARDS, RAN -VS- EDWARDS, PAMELA JE DEFAULT BRAD WILLIAMSON 6/3/2021 426 8:30 am active 322329 01 426 PAGE SR, ERI SMITH, STEPHANIE LYNELL MT DRUG SCREEN ALEX R HERNANDEZ JR MARIA CARMEN G. GARCIA 6/3/2021 426 9:00 am active 224170 02 426 IN RE: RIBAS, TREVOR MOD NATASHA JOHNSON THOMAS RIBAS W.KENNETH "KEN" PAXTON JR. 6/3/2021 426 11:00 am active 251405 03 426 IN RE: MUNGIA, ALAINA CHRISTIN ENFORCEMENT BARBARA SCHWARZ YOUNG STEPHEN E BLYTHE 6/3/2021 426 1:00 pm active 319126 426 IN RE: CHILD TERM BOBBY DALE BARINA added Motion:ADOPT ** May include Additional Motions to the Case Page 2 of 325 viewpoint crd004c * Masters Court, CPS and JUV omitted. District Civil Court Schedule Page 3 of 325 6/3/2021 4:28:30PM in Date, Court, Time and Case# Order Settings Between 06/03/2021 - 07/03/2022 DATE COURT TIME STS CASE Sq File Crt STYLE of CASE SETTING NOTIFY LIST Thursday, June 3, 2021 6/3/2021 426 active 319126 426 IN RE: CHILD TERM RENEE M KUHL added Motion:ADOPT 6/3/2021 426 1:30 pm active 297789 426 IN RE: REESE, LEVI AUSTIN FH DAN CORBIN added Motion:FH 1/2 day setting JAMES M. WHORLEY 6/3/2021 426 3:30 pm active 290468 02 426 IN RE: GONZALEZ, FARRAH JEAN TRO ADDISON SCOTT ROBERT HOLGUIN 6/3/2021 -Pending 9:00 am active 309887 01 146 IN RE: WIN JR, MYO KYAW * 6/3/2021 -Pending 9:00 am active 324924 146 IN RE: SALDIVAR, AALIYAH * 6/3/2021 -Pending 9:00 am active 324960 146 IN RE: CARTER-CLEVELAND, IYSTO * 6/3/2021 -Pending 9:30 am active 312486 01 146 IN RE: VAUGHN, EASTON TIMOTHY * 6/3/2021 -Pending 11:00 am active 251405 03 426 IN RE: MUNGIA, ALAINA CHRISTIN * BARBARA SCHWARZ YOUNG STEPHEN E BLYTHE 6/3/2021 -Pending 11:00 am active 315706 146 IN RE: SMITH, ZARIYAH * BOBBY DALE BARINA JOSHUA TISDALE 6/3/2021 xx?? 8:45 am active 324719 146 IN RE: CHILD ADOPT 6/3/2021 xx?? 9:00 am active 299192 02 146 IN RE: BRYANT, ANTONIO FH ** May include Additional Motions to the Case Page 3 of 325 viewpoint crd004c * Masters Court, CPS and JUV omitted. District Civil Court Schedule Page 4 of 325 6/3/2021 4:28:30PM in Date, Court, Time and Case# Order Settings Between 06/03/2021 - 07/03/2022 DATE COURT TIME STS CASE Sq File Crt STYLE of CASE SETTING NOTIFY LIST Thursday, June 3, 2021 6/3/2021 xx?? 9:00 am active 300081 146 IN RE: FAIN, JA'LONI PLACEMENT DALLAS SIMS JOEL M. LOWRY NICOLE CRAMER STEPHEN J DEBYE 6/3/2021 xx?? 9:00 am active 303725 146 IN RE: BABY BOY PAIGE PLACEMENT DALLAS SIMS NATALIE N. FOWLER 6/3/2021 xx?? 9:00 am active 306835 01 146 IN RE: BRYANT, ZAHIR MT ENTER ORDER 6/3/2021 xx?? 9:00 am active 308757 146 IN RE: LIND, KIERSTIN PLACEMENT HAROLD L. HARDY II IMELDA AREGBE JOHN MESSER 6/3/2021 xx?? 9:00 am active 308821 146 IN RE: JONES, LOLA PLACEMENT DANIEL A. CLARK ELIZABETH SCHWARTZ HAROLD L. HARDY II MICHAEL LOCKETT NEALE POTTS 6/3/2021 xx?? 9:00 am active 308924 01 146 IN RE: JONES, MARLEEN MT ENTER ORDER BRAD WILLIAMSON HAROLD L. HARDY II 6/3/2021 xx?? 9:00 am active 309887 01 146 IN RE: WIN JR, MYO KYAW S/C ** May include Additional Motions to the Case Page 4 of 325 viewpoint crd004c * Masters Court, CPS and JUV omitted. District Civil Court Schedule Page 5 of 325 6/3/2021 4:28:30PM in Date, Court, Time and Case# Order Settings Between 06/03/2021 - 07/03/2022 DATE COURT TIME STS CASE Sq File Crt STYLE of CASE SETTING NOTIFY LIST Thursday, June 3, 2021 6/3/2021 xx?? 9:00 am active 313699 146 IN RE: HAWTHORNE, DE'SHARANIQU MT ENTER ORDER BRITTANY DARBY HAROLD L. HARDY II 6/3/2021 xx?? 9:00 am active 317006 146 IN RE: BROWN, AVERY PLACEMENT BRITTANY DARBY HAROLD L. HARDY II MICHAEL LOCKETT NEALE POTTS STEVEN TRUBEE 6/3/2021 xx?? 9:00 am active 317581 146 IN RE: WISE, KAEDAN MT ENTER ORDER BRITTANY DARBY HAROLD L. HARDY II MARIA CARMEN G. GARCIA MICHAEL LOCKETT NEALE POTTS 6/3/2021 xx?? 9:00 am active 318758 146 IN RE: VERA III, JOHN GARCIA MT ENTER ORDER 6/3/2021 xx?? 9:00 am active 319087 146 IN RE: DUNN, DAKODA PLACEMENT 6/3/2021 xx?? 9:00 am active 324924 146 IN RE: SALDIVAR, AALIYAH S/C 6/3/2021 xx?? 9:00 am active 324960 146 IN RE: CARTER-CLEVELAND, IYSTO S/C 6/3/2021 xx?? 9:30 am active 312486 01 146 IN RE: VAUGHN, EASTON TIMOTHY S/C ** May include Additional Motions to the Case Page 5 of 325 viewpoint crd004c * Masters Court, CPS and JUV omitted. District Civil Court Schedule Page 6 of 325 6/3/2021 4:28:30PM in Date, Court, Time and Case# Order Settings Between 06/03/2021 - 07/03/2022 DATE COURT TIME STS CASE Sq File Crt STYLE of CASE SETTING NOTIFY LIST Thursday, June 3, 2021 6/3/2021 xx?? 10:00 am active 324123 146 IN RE: BROWN, ANGEL STATUS HRG 6/3/2021 xx?? 10:00 am active 324802 146 IN RE: FLORES, ANABEL S/C 6/3/2021 xx?? 11:00 am active 318221 146 IN RE: RHODES, DAMIEN FH 6/3/2021 xx?? 11:00 am active 322447 146 IN RE: CULP, KAYLIE PERM HRG 6/3/2021 xx?? 11:30 am active 324268 146 IN RE: HORVATH, ALEX STATUS HRG 6/3/2021 xx?? 11:45 am active 309612 146 IN RE: VALENZUELA JR., JOSE FE PERM HRG HAROLD L. HARDY II KRISTINA CHUNG MICHAEL LOCKETT NATALIE N. FOWLER NEALE POTTS NICOLE CRAMER 6/3/2021 xx?? 11:45 am active 323474 146 IN RE: HARDEMAN, JAMES STATUS HRG 6/3/2021 xx?? 12:00 pm active 323322 146 IN RE: NEWTON, SKYBLUE PERM HRG 6/3/2021 xx?? 12:30 pm active 317304 146 IN RE: BUTLER, MALACHI PERM HRG 6/3/2021 xx?? 1:00 pm active 315625 146 IN RE: SADLER, KADEN TH CATHY ROTHAS KRISTINA CHUNG ** May include Additional Motions to the Case Page 6 of 325 viewpoint crd004c * Masters Court, CPS and JUV omitted. District Civil Court Schedule Page 7 of 325 6/3/2021 4:28:30PM in Date, Court, Time and Case# Order Settings Between 06/03/2021 - 07/03/2022 DATE COURT TIME STS CASE Sq File Crt STYLE of CASE SETTING NOTIFY LIST Thursday, June 3, 2021 MARIA CARMEN G.
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