Motion and Order to Withdraw Funds in the Registry of the Court

This form is used to ask the court to release money that is being held in the court's records. It is for situations where the funds were put there when the person filing the form was under 18 years old.

The court describes it as: File this form to ask the court to release funds it holds in its registry if funds were deposited when you were under 18.

Common questions

Who should file this form?

The person asking the court to release the funds is called the Movant and files the motion. The person filing it is listed as Pro Se.

What documents are needed when filing?

The form mentions attaching a copy of the Movant’s Texas driver’s license and an original copy of the birth certificate.

What does the judge do with this form?

The judge signs an order that directs the District Clerk to pay over and deliver the money and any interest to the Movant.

Revision history

No changes recorded since we started tracking this form on October 9, 2026.

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