Texas Desktop Code Series

We asked Texas attorneys what they wanted in a print codebook.

Based on your input, the Texas Desktop Code Series from LexisNexis consists of 10 softbound volumes that are:

•   Light
•   Portable
•   Easy to read
•   On-point with expert, relevant annotations

Texas Annotated Civil Practice and Remedies Code

Includes the full Civil Practice and Remedies Code and provides portions of the Texas Constitution and many other civil litigation statutes.

Contains the annotated Family Code and other family law-related state and federal statutes.

Texas Annotated Insurance Code

This two-volume set contains the complete insurance laws of Texas - both the Insurance Code, as revised through legislation from the latest legislative session, and the extant portions of the Insurance Code of 1951.

Texas Annotated Property Code

This two-volume set contains the entire Texas Property Code, plus an extensive number of other real estate-related statutes.

Texas Annotated Court Rules: State and Federal Courts

Collects the complete Texas court rules including Rules of Civil Procedure, Rules of Evidence, Rules of Judicial Administration, and Rules of Appellate Procedure. The rules are annotated with Texas Supreme Court and Texas courts of appeals cases. Also contains pertinent federal material, including 5th Circuit Rules and Internal Operating Procedures; Bankruptcy Rules for the Northern, Southern, Eastern, and Western Districts; and Local Rules for the Northern, Southern, Eastern, and Western District. Includes an annual spring supplement.

Local Rules of the District Courts in Texas

This three-volume set contains the local rules from all 254 Texas counties. Also included are the rules of each Administrative Judicial Region.

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