On November 13, 2019 a
Clerk Notice
was filed
involving a dispute between
Queen, Matthew Bryan,
and
Queen, Leann Nicole,
for Modification - Other
in the District Court of Smith County.
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NO. 19-281 2-D
IN THE INTEREST OF § IN THE DISTRICT COURT
§
I.C.T.Q., E.L.Q. AND O.B.Q., § 32157 JUDICIAL DISTRICT
§
CHILDREN § SMITH COUNTY, TEXAS
NOTICE OF HEARING FOR TEMPORARY ORDERS AND ORDER TO APPEAR
Notice is given to Respondent, Leann Nicole Queen, and Respondent is ORDERED to
in and to furnish information sufcient to accurately identify Respondent's net
appear person
resources and to child support and to bring with her tax returns for the past two
ability pay
a financial statement substantially in the form and detail prescribed by the current edition
years,
of the Texas Law Practice Manual, form 4-2, and pay stubs for the past three months. IT
Family
IS ORDERED that shall appear with those documents before this Court in the
Respondent
courthouse at Tyler, Texas. on at . M. The children the
lan Cody Thomas Queen, Evan Lee Queen and Oliver Bryan Queen.
subject of this suit are
Petitioner is Matthew Bryan Queen.
One of the purposes of the hearing is to determine whether the temporary injunction
prayed for should be granted to enjoin Respondent from the following:
Disturbing the peace of the children or of another party.
the children from enrollment in the school or day-care facility where the
Withdrawing
children are presently enrolled.
Hiding or secreting the children from Petitioner.
Making disparaging remarks regarding Petitioner or Petitioner's family in the presence or
within the hearing of the children.
alcohol within the 24 hours before or during the period of possession of or
Consuming
access to the children.
to renew or pay premiums on, or in any manner affecting the
Canceling, altering, failing
level of that existed at the time this suit was led of, any health or dental insurance
coverage
policy insuring the children.
Another of this hearing is to determine whether, while this case is pending, the
purpose
make temporary orders, as necessary and equitable, on the following matters:
Court should
and Counterrespondent should remain joint managing conservators
Counterpetitioner
Nicole Queen the conservator with the exclusive right to determine the
with Leann remaining
residence of the children and the exclusive right to choose which school to enroll the
primary
Notice of Hearing for Temporary Orders Page 1
Cause No. 19-2812-D; Queen v Queen
children. Counterpetitioner further request that she be appointed the conservator with the
exclusive right to receive and give receipt for child support and the exclusive right to make
educational decisions on behalf of the children.
Counterrespondent's periods of possession of the children should remain supervised by
an individual or entity approved by Leann Nicole Queen and Counterrespondent’s visitation with
the children should remain in"Step 1" of the Final Decree of Divorce until he has submitted one
hair test per month and up to two random ETG tests per month within the next year. If
Counterrespondent fails one test his possession should be limited to terms set out in "Step 1".
Counterrespondent should be ordered to provide support for the children, including the
payment of child support and medical and dental support inthe manner specified by the Court.
while this case is pending.
Respondent should be denied access to the children or, alternatively, the Court should
render a possession order providing that Respondent's periods of visitation be continuously
supervised.
Ordering the preparation of a child custody evaluation regarding the circumstances and
condition of the children, the parties, and the residence of any person requesting
conservatorship of, possession of, or access to the children and any other issue or question
relating to the suit at the request of the Court before or during the evaluation process.
Ordering the psychological evaluation of Matthew Bryan Queen.
Ordering a drug assessment of Matthew Bryan Queen.
Matthew Bryan Queen should be tested for the use and consumption of illegal drugs and
prescription drugs without a valid prescription.
In the event any test is positive, that should constitute a substantial and material change
of the parties’ or the child‘s circumstances.
The Court should order Respondent to pay reasonable interim attorney's fees and
expenses.
The Court should make all other and further orders that are pleaded for or that are
deemed necessary for the safety and welfare of the children.
SIGNED on at .M.
JUDGE PRESIDING
Notice of Hearing for Temporary Orders Page 2
Cause No. 19-2812-D; Queen v Queen
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Melanie Johnson on behalf of Michael Hogan
Bar No. 9801670
melanie@hoganlawfirm.net
Envelope ID: 62183720
Status as of 3/1/2022 2:04 PM CST
Associated Case Party: LEANNNICOLEQUEEN
Name BarNumber Email TimestampSubmitted Status
MICHAEL K.HOGAN melanie@hoganlawfirm.net 3/1/2022 1:18:09 PM SENT
Michael K.Hogan cayce@hoganlawfirm.net 3/1/2022 1:18:09 PM SENT
Michael K.hogan sandy@hoganlawfirm.net 3/1/2022 1:18:09 PM SENT
Associated Case Party: MATTHEWBRYANQUEEN
Name BarNumber Email TimestampSubmitted Status
Jeffrey Lee Coe 24001902 jeff@coelawfirm.com 3/1/2022 1:18:09 PM SENT
Document Filed Date
March 01, 2022
Case Filing Date
November 13, 2019
Category
Modification - Other
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