Texas Schedule H: Your Codebtors (non-individuals) is a form used by debtors in Texas to disclose the names and addresses of any non-individual entities that may be liable or responsible for their debts. This form is used in conjunction with the Texas Schedule I: Your Creditors form, which is used to list the names and addresses of all creditors to whom the debtor owes money. This form is typically used by businesses, corporations, partnerships, trusts, and governmental entities who are listed as codebtors on the debtor's bankruptcy petition. There are two types of Texas Schedule H: Your Codebtors (non-individuals): Secured Codebtors and Unsecured Codebtors. Secured Codebtors are entities that have some form of security interest in the debtor's property, such as a lien or mortgage. Unsecured Codebtors are entities that do not have any form of security interest in the debtor's property.