1051.002 – DIRECTION OF WRIT OR OTHER PROCESS. (a) A writ
Texas Estates Code § 1051.002
Summary
This law specifies how writs and other legal processes should be directed in Texas. It clarifies that these documents should be addressed to any sheriff or constable in the state, and they are not considered defective if served correctly within a named county.
Writs must be directed to any Texas sheriff or constable.
Documents are valid even if directed to a specific county officer.
Proper service within the county ensures validity of the process.
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