Texas Practice Series provides comprehensive coverage of areas of Texas law in a single source. Some of the available titles in the series include Guide to the Texas Rules of Evidence, Texas Consumer Law Handbook, Handbook of Texas Family Law, Criminal Practice and Procedure, and Handbook on Texas Discovery Practice. Each title includes an analysis, explanation of the law, and practice information. The volumes are written by a variety of different authors. Each author attempts to explain the “black letter” law in Texas on his or her particular topic.
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Guide to the Texas Rule of Evidence (v. 1,2)
Courtroom Handbook on Texas Evidence (v. 2A)
Land Titles and Title Examination (v. 3-5A)
Texas Criminal Law (v. 6)
Texas Criminal Forms and Trial Manual (v. 7,8)
Texas Law of Wills (v. 9,10)
Texas Methods of Practice (v. 11-14)
Texas Foreclosure Law & Practice (v. 15)
Texas Elements of an Action (v. 16)
Texas Probate and Decedents’ Estates (v. 17-18)
Texas Business Organization (v. 19-20A)
Texas Property Taxes (v. 21, 21A)
Texas Municipal Law & Practice (v. 22-23A)
Civil Pre-trial Procedure (v. 24-26)
Consumer Rights & Remedies (v. 27,28)
Texas Consumer Law Handbook (v. 28A)
Juvenile Law & Practice (v. 29, 29A)
Handbook of Texas Family Law (v. 33)
The Jury Charge in Texas Civil Litigation (v. 34)
County and Special District Law (v. 35-36A)
Workers’ Compensation Law & Practice (v. 37)
Marital Property and Homesteads (v. 38, 39)
Criminal Practice and Procedure (v. 40-43B)
Medical Malpractice (v. 44, 44A)
Texas Environmental Law (v. 45, 46)
Handbook on Texas Discovery Practice (v. 47)
Handbook of Texas Lawyer & Judicial Ethics (v. 48-48B)
Contract Law (v. 49)
Texas DWI Law & Practice Handbook (v. 50)
Texas Elder Law (v. 51)
Texas Summary Judgment & Related Termination Motions (v. 52)
To find a particular subject, first determine which volume you need. The title of each volume provides basic information about what it contains, and you can see above for the contents of each volume.
Once you know which volume you need, you can use either the Subject Index or the Contents table to determine where the exact subject is that you need. There may be more than one volume on the subject, and if so the index is found in the last volume. The subject index is alphabetized by broad subject area, and subtopics are arranged alphabetically within each broad subject. The Contents table lists the chapters and part for each broad subject area and subtopic. If you know a certain case, then you can use the table of cases to find information that relates to that case.