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The Attorney Ad Litem Appointment Application for non-Family-Code disputes in the Dallas County District Courts, as registered in the statewide TOPICs local-rules registry (posted 03/06/2026): the eligibility application for the district courts' ad litem appointment wheel, returned to District Court Administration, capturing licensure, experience classes, board certifications, language and expertise skills, and the applicant's binding acceptance and responsiveness certifications.
Texas > Dallas County > the District Courts' attorney ad litem wheel (non-Family-Code appointments)
Applications return to "District Court Administration, George Allen Courthouse, 600 Commerce Street, Suite 680, Dallas, Texas 75202," with demographic and bar information, experience classes (civil litigation, bench trial, family law, CPS, appellate, juvenile) with case counts, board certifications, and special skills (languages including Spanish, Vietnamese, and sign language; social work, education, mediation, mental health, CASA training). The applicant agrees by signature "to accept cases representing all parties in non-Family Code disputes in which the appointment of an attorney ad litem is requested," and certifies the ability to receive faxes and phone messages, monitored "at least every 24 hours."
Reviewer note: Registered application composed with its operative agreement/certification terms verbatim; custody sha256 in the registry ledger (doc 2856).
17 verbatim requirements extracted from 4243-01__2021-05.pdf, across 4 topics.
Judge Eckley-Moulder's courtroom policies (court starts 9:30 sharp): at the Final Pre-Trial, all trial counsel and the defendant must be physically present, phones silenced, and no recording without media clearance.