In specific cases, Texas courts will allow certain information to be labeled as confidential.
In specific cases, Texas courts will allow certain information to be labeled as confidential. | In specific cases, Texas courts will allow certain information to be labeled as confidential.
In specific cases, Texas courts will allow certain information to be labeled as confidential.
A guardian, an attorney ad litem, or a person from the family or household of the protected person may request to have certain information labeled as confidential:
(1) the address and phone number of the person protected by the protective order;
(2) the place of employment or business of the person protected by the protective order;
(3) the school attended by the person protected by the protective order or the day-care center or other child-care facility the person attends or in which the person resides; and
(4) the place at which service of process on the person protected by the protective order was effectuated.
That information will then be redacted from the public file and will be stored in a confidential file to be used by the court only.