Tex. Government Code § 26.294
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§ 26.294. RED RIVER COUNTY.
Official statutory text
(a) The County Court of Red River County has:
(1) the general jurisdiction of a probate court;
(2) jurisdiction to enter orders providing for the support of deserted wives or children, pendente lite, and to punish violations of those orders;
(3) juvenile jurisdiction as provided by Section 26.042(b); and
(4) original criminal jurisdiction.
(b) The county court has no other civil jurisdiction or appellate criminal jurisdiction.
(1) the general jurisdiction of a probate court;
(2) jurisdiction to enter orders providing for the support of deserted wives or children, pendente lite, and to punish violations of those orders;
(3) juvenile jurisdiction as provided by Section 26.042(b); and
(4) original criminal jurisdiction.
(b) The county court has no other civil jurisdiction or appellate criminal jurisdiction.
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