Rule 630.Execution on Judgment for Money
Last verified June 28, 2026
Full Text of Rule 630
Plain-English Summary
Rule 630 covers the money execution. When an execution issues on a judgment for a sum of money, or directing the payment of a sum of money, it must specify in its body the sum recovered or directed to be paid, the amount owed when the writ issues, and the interest rate that applies to that amount, and command the officer to satisfy the judgment out of the defendant's property.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does a writ of execution on a money judgment say in Texas?
It specifies the amount owed and directs the officer to satisfy it out of the defendant's property (Rule 630).
Does a money execution list the interest rate?
Yes. Rule 630 requires the writ to state the interest rate applied to the amount owed when the execution issues.
Is the amount on the writ the same as the original judgment amount?
Not necessarily. Rule 630 requires both the sum recovered and the amount owed when the writ issues, which can differ once partial payments or interest are counted.