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Any fee charged by the court or an oflcer of the court. costs
A party who cannot afford payment of court costs must
file this or another sworn document containing the same Statement of Inability to Afford Payment
information.
One that is signed before a notary or made under penalty
a sworn statement
of perjury.
The party filing the statement. declarant
The clerk must make the sworn statement available to any
free
person without request.
The clerk may return a statement for correction only if it is
not - not for failure to attach evidence or any other sworn
reason.
The clerk must, on the of a sworn statement, docket
the case, issue citation, and provide any other service that filing
is ordinarily provided to a party
The declarant should submit with the statement any avail-
able of the declarant's inability to afford payment of evidence
costs.
A motion to require the declarant to pay costs must include
either that the statement was materially false when made changed circumstances
or that because of , it is no longer true.
The court on its own may require the declarant to prove
the when evidence comes before the court that
inability to afford costs
they may be able to afford costs or when an oflcer or
professional must be appointed in the case.
The declarant must not be required to pay costs without
oral evidentiary hearing
a(n) .
, An order requiring the declarant to pay costs must state in
conspicuous type: "you may challenge this order by filing
10
a motion in the court of appeals within days after the
date this order is signed."
Only the May challenge an order issued by the trial
declarant
court under this rule.
Access to the civil justice system cannot be denied because
pay court costs
a person cannot afford to .
A person may have suflcient cash on hand to pay filing
fees, but the person cannot afford the fees if paying them
basic essentials
would preclude the person from paying for , like
housing or food.
Every subpoena must be issued in the name of "The State
of Texas" and must identify the party at whose instance attorney of record
the subpoena is issued, and the party's , if any.
Every subpoena must be signed by the person the
issuing
subpoena.
This will command the person to whom it is directed
to do either or both of the following: attend and give
testimony at a deposition, hearing, or trial; produce and subpoena
permit inspection and copying of designated documents
or tangible things in the possession of that person.
A subpoena may be issued by the of the appropriate
Clerk
district, county, or justice court.
A subpoena may be issued by an authorized to
attorney
practice in the State of Texas, as an oflcer of the court.
A subpoena may be issued by an oflcer authorized to take
depositions
in this state.