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Tex. Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 151.001 Referral By Agreement
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Sec. 151.001. REFERRAL BY AGREEMENT. On agreement of the parties, in civil or family law matters pending in a district court, a statutory probate court, a statutory county court, or the business court, the judge in whose court the case is pending may order referral of the case as…
Tex. Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 151.002 Motion For Referral
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Sec. 151.002. MOTION FOR REFERRAL. Each party to the action must file in the court in which the case is filed a motion that: (1) requests the referral; (2) waives the party's right to trial by jury; (3) states the issues to be referred; (4) states the time and place agreed on by …
Tex. Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 151.003 Qualifications of Judge
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Sec. 151.003. QUALIFICATIONS OF JUDGE. The special judge must be a retired or former district court, statutory county court, statutory probate court, business court, or appellate court judge who: (1) has served as a judge for at least four years in a district court, a statutory c…
Tex. Civil Practice and Remedies Code § 151.004 Referral Order Entered
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Sec. 151.004. REFERRAL ORDER ENTERED. An order of referral must specify the issue referred and the name of the special judge. An order of referral may designate the time and place for trial and the time for filing of the special judge's report. The clerk of the court shall send a…