A neutral receiver for Travis County divorce cases

The courts

Travis County runs its civil and family district courts on a central docket. Hearings are set through the Court Administrator and go to an available judge, so the court number in the style may not be the judge who hears the motion.

• 53rd District Court
• 98th District Court
• 126th District Court
• 200th District Court
• 201st District Court
• 250th District Court
• 261st District Court
• 345th District Court
• 353rd District Court
• 419th District Court
• 455th District Court
• 459th District Court

Qualifying in Travis County

After the Court signs the order, Kasey Jorgenson takes the receiver's oath and files it with the bond the Court set (Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code §§64.022–.023), then sends a notice of qualification to both counsel. In a pending divorce, we give the appointment notice to each lienholder within 30 days, as Tex. Fam. Code §6.502(b) requires.

Filings go to the Travis County District Clerk, Civil and Family Division, 1700 Guadalupe St., 3rd Floor, Austin, TX 78701. County seat: Austin. Population: 1,389,670 (2025 Census estimate).

What we need from counsel

• The property is vacant, or the order sets a firm vacate date.
• The order includes our required provisions, sets the bond, and orders a cost deposit.
• Both counsel agree to joint written communication with the receiver.