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In civil cases, if you cannot afford a lawyer, you usually must represent yourself. This section includes legal information and instructions that help you get started with your legal case. Learn how to do your own legal research and navigate court.

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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Civil Litigation in Texas: The Basics

This article explains the basics of civil lawsuits in Texas.

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Civil Trial Preparation

If your case is contested, then you will need to spend a lot of time preparing for trial.

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Client-Attorney Dispute Resolution Program

This article explains the purpose of the Client-Attorney Assistance Program (CAAP).

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Court-Appointed Attorneys as a Disability Accommodation in Civil Cases

This article answers frequently asked questions about court-appointed attorneys as an accommodation for Texans with disabilities.

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Discovery in Texas: Requests for Inspection and Requests for Entry

This article explains requests for inspection and requests for entry during the "discovery period".

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Appealing a Judgment in Texas

Civil Litigation in Texas: The Basics

Civil Trial Preparation

Client-Attorney Dispute Resolution Program

Court-Appointed Attorneys as a Disability Accommodation in Civil Cases

Discovery in Texas: Requests for Inspection and Requests for Entry

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