FOURTEENTH COURT OF APPEALS

CIVIL APPEAL MEDIATION DOCKETING STATEMENT

RETURN WITHIN 15 DAYS TO:

CLERK, FOURTEENTH COURT OF APPEALS;

301 FANNIN, ROOM 245; HOUSTON, TEXAS 77002

***For Civil Appeals, see Section V for information about the Pro Bono 

Program sponsored and administered by the Pro Bono Committees of the 

Appellate Practice Sections of the State Bar of Texas and the Houston Bar 

Association.

I. General Information:

Appellant(s):

DEK-M Nationwide, LTD

Appellee(s):

Colorado County Appraisal District

Jamex

David Moseley, Cassie Moseley, and 

David Hill Individually and d/b/a/ 

DOH Oil, Co.

Other:

Appellate Cause No.:

14-15-01030-CV

Trial Ct. Cause No.:

23,859

County:

Colorado

Trial Court:

2

nd 25th District Court

ACCEPTED

14-15-01030-CV

FOURTEENTH COURT OF APPEALS

HOUSTON, TEXAS

12/21/2015 10:31:38 AM

CHRISTOPHER PRINE

CLERK

 FILED IN 14th COURT OF APPEALS HOUSTON, TEXAS 12/21/2015 10:31:38 AM CHRISTOPHER A. PRINE Clerk
II. Timetable:

Appeal stayed by bankruptcy. Date bankruptcy filed: N/A

List: name of bankruptcy court: N/A

bankruptcy case number:

style of bankruptcy filing:

III. Jurisdiction: 

Will you challenge this 

court’s jurisdiction? No X Yes 

IV. Indigency Of Party (TRAP 32.1(k)): (Attach file-stamped copy of 

affidavit)

Event Filed

Check as appropriate Date N/A

Affidavit filed No  Yes  X

Contest filed No  Yes  X

Date ruling on contest due: X

Ruling on contest:

Sustained  

Overruled 

X

V. Pro Bono Pilot Program: 

The Pro Bono Committees of the Appellate Practice Sections of the State Bar of 

Texas and the Houston Bar Association are participating in a Pro Bono Program 

to place a limited number of civil appeals with appellate counsel who will 

represent the appellant/appellee in the appeal before the Fourteenth Court of 

Appeals. 
The Pro Bono Committee is solely responsible for screening and selecting the 

civil cases for inclusion in the Pilot Program based upon a number of 

discretionary criteria, including the financial means of the appellee. If a case is 

selected by the Committee, and can be matched with appellate counsel, that 

counsel will take over representation of the appellee without charging legal fees. 

More information regarding this program can be found in the Pro Bono Pilot 

Program Pamphlet available in paper form at the Clerk’s Office or on the 

Internet at http://www.tex-app.org and http://www.hba.org/folder-sections/secappellate.htm. If your case is selected and matched with a volunteer lawyer, you 

will receive a letter from the Pro Bono Pilot Committee within thirty (30) to 

forty-five (45) days after submitting this Docketing Statement. 

NOTE: There is no guarantee that, if you submit your case for possible 

inclusion in the Pro Bono Program, the Pro Bono Committee will select 

your case and that pro bono counsel can be found to represent you. 

Accordingly, you should not forego seeking other counsel to represent you 

in this proceeding. By signing your name below, you are authorizing the 

Pro Bono Committee to transmit publicly available facts and information 

about your case, including parties and background, through selected 

Internet sites and a Listserv to its pool of volunteer appellate attorneys.

1. Do you want this case to be considered for inclusion in the Pro Bono Pilot 

Program? 

 Yes  No X

If you answered “Yes” to Question V.1, then please answer the following 

questions.

2. Do you authorize the Pro Bono Committee to contact your trial counsel of 

record in this matter to answer questions the committee may have regarding the 

appeal? Please note that any such conversations would be maintained as 

confidential by the Pro Bono Committee and the information used solely for the 

purposes of considering the case for inclusion in the Pro Bono Program.

 Yes  No 
3. If you have not previously filed an affidavit of indigency and attached a 

file-stamped copy of that affidavit, does your income exceed 200% of the U.S. 

Department of Health and Human Services Federal Poverty Guidelines? These 

guidelines can be found in the Pro Bono Program Pamphlet as well as on the 

Internet at http://aspe.hhs.gov/poverty/06poverty.shtml. 

 Yes  No 

4. Are you willing to disclose your financial circumstances to the Pro Bono 

Committee? If so, please attach an Affidavit of Indigency completed and 

executed by the appellee. Forms may be found in the Clerk’s Office or on the 

Internet at http://www.tex-app.org and http://www.hba.org/folder-sections/secappellate.htm. Your participation in the Pro Bono Pilot Program may be 

conditioned upon your execution of an affidavit under oath as to your financial 

circumstances.

 Yes  No 

5. Give a brief description of the issues to be raised on appeal, the relief 

sought, and the applicable standard of review, if known (without prejudice to the 

right to raise additional issues or request additional relief; use a separate 

attachment, if necessary).

VI. Alternative Dispute Resolution/Mediation (if applicable)

Instructions: This information will be used in conjunction with the Rule 32.1 

docketing statement to evaluate your case for possible referral to an alternative 

dispute resolution procedure. See TEX. R. APP. P. 32.1. The court will not 

consider your answers if the case is submitted on the merits. Each party (except 

where noted) must complete and file a completed docketing form in the Court of 

Appeals after the appeal is perfected.

Check Y for yes or N for no. Fill in all blanks or check appropriate boxes.

1. Should this case be referred to mediation? Yes  No X 

If no, why? 

This case involves a questions of law that does not lend itself to mediation.
(The court makes the final decision regarding referral of a case to mediation)

2. Has this case been through an ADR procedure in the trial court? 

Yes  No X 

If you answered yes:

a. Who was the mediator?

b. What type of ADR procedure?

c. At what stage did the case go through ADR?

pre-trial trial post-trial other 

______________________________
3. Rate the case for complexity. Use 1 for the least complex and 5 for the 

most complex. Check one:

 1  2  3 X 4  5 

VII. Signature:

/S/ Christopher S. Jackson Date: 12/21/15

Signature of counsel (or pro se party)

State Bar No.: 00796816 

Printed Name: Christopher S. Jackson 

Address: 3301 Northland Dr. Suite 505, Austin, TX 78731

Email Address: cjackson@pbfcm.com

Telephone Number: 512.302.0190

Facsimile Number: 512.323.6963

Representing: Appellee, Colorado County Appraisal District