Texas Notice of Hearing for Temporary Orders is a legal document issued by a court in Texas to notify the parties involved in a divorce, annulment, or suit affecting the parent-child relationship of a hearing to obtain temporary orders. These orders can cover child support, child custody, alimony, and other family law topics. There are two types of Texas Notice of Hearing for Temporary Orders: the standard Notice of Hearing and the Expedited Notice of Hearing. The standard Notice of Hearing is issued by the court to all parties involved in the case, and it includes instructions for the parties to prepare for the hearing and the date and time of the hearing. The Expedited Notice of Hearing is issued by the court when the hearing is to be conducted within a short time frame, usually within 48 hours. Both types of Notices of Hearing include instructions for the parties to submit their evidence and arguments to the court.