Order to Remove Discriminatory Provision
Texas · TexasLawHelp.org
This form is used by a judge to officially remove a part of a property document that is considered discriminatory. It records the judge's finding about whether a property document contains a discriminatory provision.
The court describes it as: The judge signs this form and the clerk files it with the property records to remove a discriminatory deed provision.
Where this fits in a case
JudgmentStage: Judgment
This form is used when a court reviews a property document to determine if it has a discriminatory provision, based on Texas Property Code Section 5.0261(a).
Prepared by the court or clerk.
Common questions
- Who signs this form?
- The Judge Presiding signs this form. The clerk files it with the property records.
- What does this form do?
- It records the court's finding about whether a specific property document has a discriminatory provision and orders its removal if it does.
Revision history
No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026.
Related forms
- 2G
Clerk’s Certification of Court Costs and Fees and Transmission of Order for Payment in Proceeding to Waive Parental Notification and Consent (Form 2G)
This form is a certification from the court clerk that includes the court's costs and fees. It is used to send an order to a specific department for payment.
Legal-aid formFillable PDFJudgment
- No number
Judgment of Acquittal by Jury
This form is a formal court document that records the judge's official decision when a jury finds a defendant not guilty. It confirms that the defendant was found not guilty of the charged offense and that the defendant is discharged.
WordJudgment
- No number
Judgment of Conviction by Jury
This form is a final document that records the outcome of a criminal case when a jury finds a defendant guilty. It details the specific crime, the sentence given, and any required payments or conditions.
WordJudgment
- No number
Order Appointing Interpreter for Proceeding to Waive Parental Notification and Consent Under Chapter 33, Family Code (Form 2H)
This form is an order that a judge uses to officially name a person as an interpreter for a court case. The interpreter will help the applicant understand and be understood during proceedings related to waiving parental notification and consent under Chapter 33, Family Code.
Legal-aid formFillable PDFJudgment
- 2I
Notice to Clerk and Court Reporter to Prepare Records (Form 2I)
This form is a notice given to the court clerk and court reporter. It asks the court to immediately prepare a written record of the trial proceedings because a final judgment has been issued.
Legal-aid formFillable PDFGeneral & info
- 2J
Notice to Clerk and Court Reporter to Prepare Records (Form 2J)
This form is a notice given to the court clerk and court reporter. It asks them to prepare a written record of the trial proceedings because the court has issued a final judgment and no appeal will be taken.
Legal-aid formFillable PDFGeneral & info
- CB-CHT-202
Unsworn Declaration–General (No Style of the Case)
This form lets someone write a statement that they promise is true, which is called an unsworn declaration. It asks the person filling it out for their name, date of birth, address, and for them to sign it under penalty of perjury.
Legal-aid formFillable PDFHearing
- CB-CHT-204
Unsworn Declaration: General
This form is used to create an unsworn declaration, which is a written statement that the person making it swears is true. It allows a person to provide facts based on their own knowledge without needing a notary public.
Legal-aid formFillable PDFHearing