Tex. Family Code § 301.104
This is the official text of Tex. Family Code § 301.104, part of Texas’s Family Code — governs marriage, divorce, child custody and support, and adoption.
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§ 301.104. CONTENT OF ORAL DEPOSITIONS AND COURT-ORDERED REPORTS.
Official statutory text
In addition to a disclosure request served under Section 301.051, a party may obtain discovery by oral deposition and a report prepared in accordance with Section 301.105 of:
(1) the subject matter on which a testifying expert is expected to testify;
(2) the expert's mental impressions and opinions;
(3) the facts known to the expert, regardless of when the factual information is acquired, that relate to or form the basis of the expert's mental impressions and opinions; and
(4) other discoverable items, including documents not produced in response to a disclosure request.
(1) the subject matter on which a testifying expert is expected to testify;
(2) the expert's mental impressions and opinions;
(3) the facts known to the expert, regardless of when the factual information is acquired, that relate to or form the basis of the expert's mental impressions and opinions; and
(4) other discoverable items, including documents not produced in response to a disclosure request.
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