Court How-Tos (Civil Procedure)

This section includes information on how to carry out your case in court. Here, you can find information on topics ranging from transferring your case to another court, asking for more time, and correcting mistakes on documents you filed.

Affirmative Defenses

Find out what an affirmative defense is and learn about some different types of affirmative defenses.

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Appealing a Judgment in Texas

This article tells you information about appealing a judgment in Texas. An appeal is a request for a higher court to review a lower court’s decisio...

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Changing Your Address or Employment Information

This article explains the legal duty to update your address and other personal information with the court and others, and why it is important to do...

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Civil Litigation in Texas: After the Trial

The judge may have ruled in the case, but the matter might not be over.

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Civil Litigation in Texas: The Basics

This article explains the basics of civil lawsuits in Texas.

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Civil Litigation in Texas: The Pretrial Phase

This article explains the work that happens before a trial in a Texas civil case.

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Court How-Tos (Civil Procedure)

Appealing a Justice Court Case

Asking to Appear in Court by Video or Phone

I need to present evidence in a virtual hearing.

I want to correct a clerical mistake in a judgment.

I want to dismiss (nonsuit) a case I filed.

I want to file an answer in a non-family law case.

Affirmative Defenses

Appealing a Judgment in Texas

Changing Your Address or Employment Information

Civil Litigation in Texas: After the Trial

Civil Litigation in Texas: The Basics

Civil Litigation in Texas: The Pretrial Phase

Court How-Tos (Civil Procedure)

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