How does Texas handle foreign judgments and out-of-state court orders?

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This question has been addressed in 2 Texas court opinion(s), including National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, PA and Travelers Casualty and Surety Company v. Payne & Keller Company, By and Through Its Duly-Appointed Receiver, Peter D. Protopapas. Domesticating a foreign order in Texas under Chapter 35 only creates an appealable judgment if the original foreign order was final; if the out-of-state order is temporary or interlocutory, it remains unappealable in Texas, potentially freezing enforcement if a motion to vacate is pending.

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How does Texas handle foreign judgments and out-of-state court orders?