A civil pleading requirement adopted by the 271st District Court and County Courts at Law Nos. 1 and 2: in any civil case filed in Wise County, the full name of a minor who is a party must appear in the style and in the body of the pleadings.
Applies to every civil case filed with the Wise County District Clerk or County Clerk in which a minor is a party.
In any civil case to be filed in the Offices of the District Clerk or County Clerk of Wise County, Texas, the full name of a minor is required to be inserted in the style of the case and in the body of any pleadings in which the minor is a party. Signed by the judges of the 271st District Court and County Courts at Law Nos. 1 and 2; made effective August 26, 2014, re-signed October 12, 2022, and filed October 19, 2022.
In any civil case to be filed in the Offices of the District Clerk or County Clerk of Wise County, Texas, the full name of a minor is required to be inserted in the style of the case and in the body of any pleadings in which the minor is a party. Signed by the judges of the 271st District Court and County Courts at Law Nos. 1 and 2; made effective August 26, 2014, re-signed October 12, 2022, and f
Reviewer note: Composed 2026-09-06 from the TOPICs custody scan (image-only, read in full). Court-less division_family civil pleading requirement.
The 101st District Court's Rule 106 substituted-service regime as registered in the statewide TOPICs local-rules registry (posted 05/02/2023): the instructions prescribing the supporting affidavit's mandatory contents (doc 1345) and the court's proposed order form whose use the court's registered policies make mandatory (doc 1344).
The 134th District Court's Rule 106 substitute-service requirements (Hon. Dale B. Tillery): the four-part supporting affidavit (address-verification efforts, dated service attempts, statements of persons present, and a public-record or database printout confirming residence), the license-plate corroboration option, the mandatory proposed form order, and the form's dual-mailing/30-day-return perfection conditions.