TX HB5009

Allows judgment creditors to apply for appointment of a receiver to collect on justice court judgments that remain unsatisfied for six months after signing, with the court required to either grant the application or set it for a hearing with 14 days' notice

Authorizes justice courts to charge a fee of up to $25 for motions seeking court assistance with judgment collection

Permits costs related to enforcing child support obligations or past-due child support judgments, including receiver fees, to be collected using all available child support enforcement methods

Clarifies that turnover orders cannot require disbursement of exempt property proceeds, but this protection does not apply to child support enforcement or prevent turnover of nonexempt property subject to garnishment

Expands conditions preventing judgment dormancy by adding receiver appointments under Section 31.002 as an alternative to writs of execution for maintaining active judgments within 10-year periods