Texas Administrative Code (Last Updated: March 27,2024) |
TITLE 1. ADMINISTRATION |
PART 15. TEXAS HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES COMMISSION |
CHAPTER 357. HEARINGS |
SUBCHAPTER I. HEARINGS UNDER THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURE ACT |
SECTION 357.487. Representation of Parties
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(a) Respondent. A licensed attorney for the referring agency represents the referring agency. (b) Petitioner. Any of the following persons may represent the petitioner: (1) the petitioner; (2) an attorney for the petitioner, upon filing of a notice of representation with the judge and service on the other party; or (3) a person designated by the petitioner in writing to the judge. (c) Attorney not required. A petitioner is not required to have an attorney to appear and participate at a hearing. Neither HHSC nor a referring agency will provide an attorney to represent a petitioner. (d) Change in representation. A party wishing to change its representative must file a written notice of substitution of representative with the judge. An attorney wishing to withdraw from representing a party must do so in accordance with the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure. Source Note: The provisions of this §357.487 adopted to be effective June 20, 2007, 32 TexReg 3544