Texas Motion To Access Confidential Sealed Records is a legal process used to obtain records and documents that have been sealed by a court. It is a motion filed in a Texas court that allows a party to access confidential, sealed records such as juvenile records, adoption records, financial records, medical records, and other confidential documents. The motion must contain specific information and be served on the party who has possession of the records. The motion must also be supported by a written statement that explains why the records are needed and how they may be used. There are two types of Texas Motion to Access Confidential Sealed Records: Open Records Request and Subpoena. An Open Records Request is a formal written request for records or documents that have been sealed by a court. The request must explain why the records are needed and how they may be used. A Subpoena is a legal process used to compel a person or entity to produce documents or records. Subpoenas are generally served on individuals or entities who are not parties to the case.