Authoritative practitioner guides on the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure (TRCP), Judicial Branch Certification Commission (JBCC) compliance, $10 cash witness fee rules, Rule 106(b) substituted service, and commercial registered agent intake across all 254 Texas counties.
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Read Full Texas Guide →Understand Texas Judicial Branch Certification Commission (JBCC) certification requirements under TRCP Rule 103, why non-certified servers invalidate Texas default judgments, and when a Texas Constable or Sheriff is legally required.
Read Full Texas Guide →Master the strict statutory delivery rules of Texas Property Code § 24.005 for 3-day Notices to Vacate—including inside-the-door vs. outside-the-door posting traps—and Justice of the Peace eviction citations under TRCP Rule 510.
Read Full Texas Guide →Everything Texas litigators need to know about serving trial, deposition, and non-party medical/business records subpoenas under TRCP Rules 176 and 205, including the mandatory $10.00 cash witness fee under CPRC § 22.001 and the 150-mile subpoena range.
Read Full Texas Guide →Complete guide to serving domestic and foreign LLCs, corporations, and partnerships in Texas under the Texas Business Organizations Code, including CT Corp, CSC, Northwest, Registered Agents Inc., and Texas Secretary of State Whitney Certificates.
Read Full Texas Guide →How Texas attorneys defeat evasive defendants under Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 106(b): preparing a bulletproof Sworn Statement of diligent attempts to obtain a court order for front-door posting, over-16 abode delivery, or electronic/social media service.
Read Full Texas Guide →Complete guide to serving Original Petitions for Divorce, Suits Affecting the Parent-Child Relationship (SAPCR), County Standing Orders, Temporary Restraining Orders (TROs), and Protective Orders in Texas.
Read Full Texas Guide →How to domesticate and serve out-of-state subpoenas in Texas under TRCP Rule 201.2 and CPRC § 20.002 (Mandate / Commission procedure), plus serving out-of-state defendants under TRCP Rule 108 and the Texas Long-Arm Statute.
Read Full Texas Guide →Practical guide to serving Small Claims, Debt Claim, Repair & Remedy, and Eviction cases in Texas Justice of the Peace (JP) Courts under Part V of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure ($20,000 limit).
Read Full Texas Guide →Navigate Texas's unique post-judgment enforcement laws: why Texas Constitution Art. 16 § 28 prohibits most wage garnishments, how to serve bank Writs of Garnishment under Finance Code § 59.008, and mandatory TRCP 663a debtor notices.
Read Full Texas Guide →A line-by-line checklist of the 11 mandatory elements required on every Texas Return of Service under TRCP Rule 107(b), including JBCC PSC number/expiration date, CPRC § 132.001 jurat/declaration formatting, and the 10-day on-file rule.
Read Full Texas Guide →CRITICAL TEXAS RULE: Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 6 strictly prohibits serving civil citations and subpoenas on a Sunday—with only five narrow statutory exceptions for injunctions, attachments, garnishments, sequestration, and distress warrants!
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