The Bowie County Civil Court docket for Monday, Oct. 12, 2026 includes a range of cases such as Dorothy Jackson vs. Cinemark USA Inc. for damages, Capital One vs. Kristy L. Yarberry (default), and several motor vehicle negligence claims involving Janett Love, Lakedra Butler, and Marceline Turner. Additional filings involve default judgments against entities like Leasing Specialists Inc., Summit Utilities Inc., and Performance Food Group Inc.
Additional Civil Cases in Miller County
Miller County Civil Court notices list default actions against Citibank, Capital One, LVNV Funding LLC, and Jefferson Capital Systems LLC, among others. Notable cases include a property forfeiture involving Colton Chapman et al., an intentional tort claim by Shania Chipps, and various default judgments against individuals and companies.
Probate Court Filings
In Bowie County Probate Court, applications were filed for small estate affidavits by Quinten Dale Haywood and the Marvel family, as well as a probate of will for the estate of Ethel J. Kelly. Miller County Probate Court saw petitions for letters of administration for the estate of Alvin Lee Pinn and probate of the estate of Morris Aaron.
Appeals Court Opinions
The 6th Judicial District Court of Appeals issued opinions on several matters: the marriage of Bryan Wagner and Sabrina Wagner (affirmed after modification), the case of William Michael Talley (motion denied), and a juvenile case involving T.R. (affirmed after modification).
Marriage Licenses and Divorces
Bowie County recorded marriage licenses for couples such as Wills Stoddard Kookogey & Paige Avery Thomas and Morgan Lane Storey & Kayla Michelle Lafayette. Miller County issued a license for Reid Thompson Bingham & Katherine Isabelle Robertson. Divorces granted in Bowie County include Kimberly Smallwood & Christopher Smallwood and Grace A. Farmer & William Farmer, while Miller County saw divorces for Emmet Ford & Gloria Ford and Blakely Sanders & Alison Sanders.
Original reporting: Texarkana Gazette — read the source article.
