This document is an order that is signed by the Judge, meaning the court issues it. It is not a form that a party files themselves.

What does this order tell the phone company to do?

It orders the phone company to transfer financial responsibility and the right to use specific phone numbers to the Applicant by a certain date.

Does this order prevent the phone company from charging fees?

The order states the phone company may charge routine fees for setting up the account, but it cannot charge a penalty for early termination or require payment of the Respondent's outstanding balance.

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Order Separating Wireless Telephone Service Account

Texas · Texas Judicial Branch

This document is a court order that officially tells a phone company to transfer the control, financial responsibility, and right to use certain wireless phone numbers to the Applicant. It outlines what the phone company must and must not do during this transfer process.

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This form is used when a judge reviews evidence and decides that the Applicant is eligible to separate a wireless telephone service account under a specific section of the Family Code.

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Common questions

Who files this form?: This document is an order that is signed by the Judge, meaning the court issues it. It is not a form that a party files themselves.
What does this order tell the phone company to do?: It orders the phone company to transfer financial responsibility and the right to use specific phone numbers to the Applicant by a certain date.
Does this order prevent the phone company from charging fees?: The order states the phone company may charge routine fees for setting up the account, but it cannot charge a penalty for early termination or require payment of the Respondent's outstanding balance.

Revision history

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

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