William Velasquez v. Velma Velasquez Buzo

Summary

The Fourteenth Court of Appeals dismissed William Velasquez's appeal for want of prosecution. The court found that appellant failed to pay the appellate filing fee, arrange payment for the clerk's record, or respond to court notices and orders.

Holdings

1. An appeal may be involuntarily dismissed for want of prosecution when the appellant fails to pay the appellate filing fee, fails to make arrangements to pay for the clerk's record, and fails to respond to court notices and orders requiring action within specified deadlines.

Questions Presented

1. Whether the appeal should be dismissed when the appellant failed to pay the appellate filing fee, failed to make arrangements to pay for the clerk's record, and failed to respond to the appellate court's notices and order.

Disposition

dismissed