Maria Eugenia Alzate-Rendon and Antonio Montes Fuentes v. Milagros Tejada-Mancia and Latter & Blum of Texas, LLC d/b/a Realty Associates

Alzate-Rendon v. Tejada-Mancia · Court of Appeals for the First District of Texas · March 31, 2026 · No. 01-25-00942-CV

Summary

The First District Court of Appeals dismissed the appeal for want of prosecution because the appellants failed to pay or arrange payment for preparation of the clerk’s record or establish indigence. The court also dismissed pending motions as moot.

Holdings

  1. An appeal may be dismissed for want of prosecution when the appellants fail to pay or arrange payment for preparation of the clerk's record or establish indigence, and fail to respond after notice that the appeal is subject to dismissal.

Questions Presented

  1. Whether the appeal should be dismissed for want of prosecution when appellants failed to pay or arrange payment for preparation of the clerk's record or establish indigence, and failed to respond to notice of potential dismissal.

Disposition

dismissed

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