I moved this question to Landlord & Tenant because eviction appeals are different from other civil appeals, and have different procedural rules. ...

Your attorney can file your article 11.08 writ. If you do not have an attorney, you will have to file it yourself.

A defendant who was found guilty after a jury trial in Texas state court has 30 days after the defendant is verbally sentenced to file a notice of...

You should consult an experienced post-conviction writ attorney to see if you have grounds to file an 11.07 writ. The letter you received from...

The court of appeals clerk's office will ask for the exhibits again, and ask the trial court clerk why they have not been produced timely.

I moved this question to the Landlord & Tenant section because eviction appeals have different rules from civil or criminal appeals, and the...

An opinion can issue any day after the submission date. The 14th Court of Appeals issues opinions on any week day. Check that court's website...

If both the original claim and the counterclaim are in the same numbered lawsuit, you will only need to file one affidavit of inability to pay...

No. Findings of fact and conclusions of law do not apply in jury trials, or in JP appeals. Your "appeal" from the unsuccessful jury trial in JP...

Your appeal from JP Court to probably a County Court at Law will be a trial de novo, or new trial. If you timely pay the jury fee, you will...