The Texas Required Medical Examination Notice Or Request For Order is a form issued by a court in Texas in order to legally require a medical examination of a party in a lawsuit. This form is commonly used in family law disputes, such as divorce and child custody proceedings, in order to provide a court with an accurate medical diagnosis of a party. The form requires the requesting party to provide the court with the name, address, and contact information of the medical professional or facility that will be conducting the examination, as well as the date and time of the appointment. The form also outlines the specific medical examinations that are to be completed by the medical provider, including physical and mental examinations. There are two types of Texas Required Medical Examination Notice or Request for Order: a Request for Order of Medical Examination, and a Notice of Medical Examination. The Request for Order of Medical Examination is used in cases where the court has ordered a medical examination, while the Notice of Medical Examination is used when a party has requested a medical examination.