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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Texas Motion Form CIV-805 in our editor.
- Begin by filling out the top section with the court's location, plaintiff, defendant, and case number. Ensure these details match your complaint documents.
- In the 'Notice to Opposing Party' section at the bottom, enter the mailing address of the court where you will file your motion.
- Complete the 'Certificate of Service' on page 2, detailing how you will provide a copy of this motion to the opposing party.
- Prepare a proposed order using form CIV-820. Clearly state what you want the judge to order in the 'Further Orders' section.
- Mail or hand-deliver copies of your motion, proposed order, and any attachments to the opposing party.
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