Get Motion For Genetic Testing Texas

Filling out the Motion For Genetic Testing Texas is an important step in addressing paternity issues in Texas. This guide will support you in completing the form accurately and effectively, ensuring that you understand each section and its requirements.

Follow the steps to complete the Motion For Genetic Testing Texas online.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to acquire the Motion For Genetic Testing Texas document and open it in your preferred online editor.
2. Begin by entering the cause number at the top of the form, which is a unique identifier for your case.
3. In the section 'In the interest of,' list the names of the child or children whose paternity is being addressed. You can list up to five children.
4. Next, specify the court numbers by indicating whether it's the District Court or County Court at Law, then enter the name of your county.
5. Fill in your personal information in the 'My name is' section: provide your first, middle, and last names. State your role in the case by selecting either 'Petitioner' or 'Respondent'.
6. In the following section, include a request to the court for genetic testing as required by Texas Family Code, Chapter 160, Subchapter F, and specify any requests for advance payment of testing costs.
7. Sign the document where indicated and include your printed name, telephone number, email, fax number (if applicable), and mailing address.
8. For the 'Notice of Hearing,' input the date, time, and physical location of the hearing, ensuring you fill in all relevant details.
9. At the bottom of the form, include the signature of the judge or clerk once the document has been processed.
10. Complete the 'Certificate of Service' section by certifying that copies of the document were sent to all necessary parties. Choose and indicate your method of delivery.
11. After carefully reviewing the entire form for accuracy, save your changes. You may now download, print, or share the completed form for official use.

Complete your Motion For Genetic Testing Texas online to ensure your paternity case is handled promptly.