Robert L. Griffin v. Alycia Renae Cruz

Summary

The Texas Court of Appeals for the First District dismissed Robert L. Griffin’s appeal from a protective order because he failed to pay the appellate filing fee and clerk’s-record fee or establish indigence. The court also dismissed pending motions as moot.

Holdings

1. An appeal may be involuntarily dismissed when the appellant fails to pay the required filing and clerk's-record fees, fails to establish indigence, and fails to respond after notice that dismissal may result.

Questions Presented

1. Whether the appeal should be dismissed because the appellant failed to pay the appellate filing fee and the clerk's-record fee, failed to establish indigence, and failed to respond to the court's notices.

Disposition

dismissed