Summary
The Texas Court of Appeals for the First District dismissed the appeal for want of prosecution because the appellants neither established indigence nor paid the required appellate fees. The court also dismissed all pending motions as moot.
Holdings
- When appellants neither establish indigence nor pay all required appellate fees, and fail to respond after being notified that the appeal may be dismissed, the court may dismiss the appeal for want of prosecution.
- Pending motions are dismissed as moot after dismissal of the appeal.
Questions Presented
- Whether the court of appeals should dismiss the appeal when appellants neither established indigence nor paid the required appellate fees and failed to respond to the court's notice.
Disposition
dismissed
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