Most Frequently Asked
Questions
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Do you have the forms
to file a divorce?
The District
Clerk does not have the papers or forms necessary for the filing of a
divorce or any other suit.
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Can you tell me how
to file my own divorce?
We are not attorneys and are prohibited by law from giving any legal
advice. We cannot give you any instructions on filing your divorce
or answer any questions on the accuracy of your papers. If you
intend to represent yourself without the assistance of an attorney, you
must have the knowledge to prepare and file the proper pleadings and
present your case to the judge. We advise you to consult an attorney
if you have any questions or are unsure as to what you need to do.
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How do I file an
answer when I have been served with a citation?
The District Clerk
does not have a form for filing an answer and cannot assist you on how to
file an answer or calculate your answer date. This would be
considered to be giving legal advice and we are prohibited by law from
giving legal advice. Please consult an attorney for any assistance.
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How do I get a case
set or get information on a court hearing?
To set your case
for a hearing or to appear on the uncontested docket or to check on a
setting, you must call the District Court Coordinator's Office. The
phone number is (254) 933-5246.
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What do I do about
the taxes when a delinquent tax suit has been filed against me?
Contact the Tax
Appraisal District regarding the amount of taxes owed or for information
on payment of taxes. Since a tax suit has been filed, court cost
will also be due in addition to the taxes. Contact the District
Clerk's Office for the amount of court cost and payment information.
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