Loving County District Court, Texas Document Filing Requirements
2 rules from official source documents
Required elements, certificates, and structural requirements for court documents.
WARNINGCivil cases
- Applies to
- Request for access to confidential dfps court records
The access request form provides fields for the cause number, requestor and agency name if applicable, contact information, requested documents, reason, signature, and signing date.
# REQUEST FOR ACCESS TO CONFIDENTIAL DFPS COURT RECORDS 1. CAUSE NUMBER: 2. NAME OF REQUESTOR AND AGENCY NAME AS APPLICABLE: 3. ADDRESS OF REQUESTOR: 4. EMAIL ADDRESS OF REQUESTOR: 5. TELEPHONE NUMBER OF REQUESTOR: 6. WHAT DOCUMENTS ARE YOU SEEKING: 7. REASON FOR REQUEST: SIGNATURE OF REQUESTOR: DATE SIGNED:
INFOCivil cases
- Applies to
- Court review of request
The court-review section provides for an approved or denied disposition and the court's signature and date.
# COURT REVIEW OF REQUEST APPROVED: DENIED: SIGNATURE OF COURT: DATE SIGNED:
What must be included with request for access to confidential dfps court records filings in Loving County District Court, Texas?
Judge Alan J. Nicholas: The access request form provides fields for the cause number, requestor and agency name if applicable, contact information, requested documents, reason, signature, and signing date.
What must be included with court review of request filings in Loving County District Court, Texas?
Judge Alan J. Nicholas: The court-review section provides for an approved or denied disposition and the court's signature and date.
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