Dominique Reed and Dakota Hill v. Cypress Creek at South Cedar

Summary

This document is an emergency motion filed by Dominique Reed and Dakota Hill in the Fifteenth Court of Appeals of Texas. The appellants seek reconsideration of the court’s November 19, 2025 order, reinstatement of an appellate stay concerning a writ of possession, modification or waiver of supersedeas requirements, and abatement to compel action by the district court. They argue that execution of the writ would cause homelessness, that available funds could satisfy security requirements, and that the underlying eviction judgment is jurisdictionally defective.

Questions Presented

1. Whether the appellate court should reconsider its November 19, 2025 order denying temporary relief and lifting the appellate stay.
2. Whether the appellate court should reinstate or temporarily reinstate the stay under Texas Rules of Appellate Procedure 29.3 and 24.4(c).
3. Whether the appellate court should modify or waive supersedeas security because compliance allegedly would cause substantial economic harm.
4. Whether the appellate court should abate the appeal and direct the 146th District Court to rule on appellants' emergency motion for withdrawal of funds.
5. Whether the underlying eviction judgment was allegedly void for failure to issue a required notice to vacate.

Disposition

other