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Texas Family Law Practice Manual Online has been updated with new standardized OCA forms for protective orders as required by Senate Bill 48.
The version of Special Instruction 76 originally printed in Texas Probate System, 2024 ed., did not include important updates from the 88th legislative session. Here's how to download the updated ...
Texas Senate Bill 48 requires the use of standardized forms from the Office of Court Administration for certain protective order proceedings. Click here to download the forms.
Drafts with proposed changes to the Texas Criminal Pattern Jury Charges are available on this page and can be accessed by clicking the download button for each posted topic.
As a free service to the members of the Family Law Section, Forms 21-1, 21-2, 21-5, 21-6, and 21-7 are available to download.
Drafts with proposed changes to the Texas Criminal Pattern Jury Charges are now available. Downloads are available on this page.
The supreme court has proposed a change to the Rules of Civil Procedure that would give Texas judges the authority to allow most court proceedings to be held remotely.
On June 2, 2022, an updated version of form 26-9, “Request for Findings in Possession Order,” was added to the Texas Family Law Practice Manual, as the update was inadvertently omitted from the ...
The Texas Supreme Court has issued a number of temporary emergency orders in response to the Coronavirus pandemic, some of which are relevant to TexasBarBooks practice manuals.
The Texas Legislature during its 2021 Regular Session substantially revised the state’s firearms laws through the enactment of House Bills 1927 and 2112 and Senate Bill 550, which all become ...
