Katie Nicole Mitchell
2018Annual
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What was filed
5
investments
2
positions
0
gifts
0
agreements
1
debts
4
reimbursements
0
income
1
spouse income
Named parties
- T. John. Ward Inn of Courts
- Federal Magistrate Judges Assocution
- FirstMark Services
- Practicing Law Institute
- Houston Intellectural : Property Law Association
- Eastern District of Texas Bench Bar Conference
- Pructicing Law Institute
- East Texas Medical Center
As filed
Wells Fargo (cash accounts) — Interest
Austin Bank (cash accounts) — Interest
Baylor Univ. 403B Balanced Allocation J- GS2 (no control) — Interest
Baylor Univ, 403B Growth Equity- GS4 (no control) — Interest
Baylor Univ. 403B Small Cap Equity GS4 (no control) — Int/Div
Vice President, T. John. Ward Inn of Courts
Secretary, Federal Magistrate Judges Assocution
Liability — FirstMark Services — student loan
Reimbursement — Practicing Law Institute — April 4-6, 2018 — New York, NY — Patent CLE (teaching) — Transportation, meals, hotel
Reimbursement — Houston Intellectural : Property Law Association — September 27-29, 2018 — Galveston, TX — Patent/Litigation CLE (teaching) — Transportation, meals, hotel
Reimbursement — Eastern District of Texas Bench Bar Conference — October 17-19, 2018 — Plano, TX — Patent/Litigation CLE: (teaching) — Transportation, meals, hotel
Reimbursement — Pructicing Law Institute — November 14-16, 2018 — New York, NY — Patent CLE (teaching) — Transportation, meals, hotel
Spouse's income — 2018 — East Texas Medical Center
Part VIL. Investments and Trusts. | removed "Guidestone™ from the Baylor retirement accounts because Guidestone no longer manages the accounts. They are
currently managed by TIAA. 1 was told by the Financial Disclosures office that listing the company that managed the accounts was over reporting, and that |
could simply remove it. Nothing about these retirement funds changed other than the managing company.
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