271st District Court Standing Order — Mandatory Disclosures in Tax Cases (Wise & Jack)

High confidence· verified September 6, 2026Administrative Orders271st District Court Standing Order Regarding Mandatory Disclosures in Tax Cases Filed in Jack County and Wise County (signed Jan. 23, 2024) — TOPICs reg. doc 1788.

Summary

A standing order of the 271st District Court exempting property-tax lawsuits from the automatic-disclosure requirement of Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 194.

Applies to

Applies to delinquent-tax suits under Property Tax Code Ch. 31-34 in the 271st District Court (Wise and Jack Counties). The Wise edition is composed here; a Jack edition composes in Phase 5 if it registers or posts.

Requirement

All parties in tax lawsuits filed in Jack County and Wise County, Texas under Texas Property Tax Code Chapters 31-34 in the 271st District Court are exempt from the automatic disclosure rules set out in Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 194. A party duly served with a discovery request by the opposing party must still fully and timely respond. Signed and entered January 23, 2024 by Judge Brock R. Smith, Presiding Judge of the 271st District Court.

Source of truth

All parties in tax lawsuits filed in Jack County and Wise County, Texas under Texas Property Tax Code Chapters 31-34 in the 271st District Court are exempt from the automatic disclosure rules set out in Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 194. A party duly served with a discovery request by the opposing party must still fully and timely respond. Signed and entered January 23, 2024 by Judge Brock R. Smit

Official source: TOPICs — Texas local rules registry (topics.txcourts.gov)
Source health: Healthy · checked August 25, 2026
Effective date: January 23, 2024
Last verified: September 6, 2026benchpath-tx-ajr8-wise-2026-09-06

Reviewer note: Composed 2026-09-06 from the TOPICs custody scan (read in full). Court-specific 271st; the 271st sits in Jack too (Phase 5).

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