What happens when a Texas court order is too vague or unclear?

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This question has been addressed in 1 Texas court opinion(s), including In re Persian Marshall. An oral ruling from a judge is fragile; until a final written decree is signed, a successor judge has the power to vacate that ruling and force a total retrial. To protect your victory, you must move immediately to get a signed judgment or secure a Rule 11 agreement that binds the parties regardless of which judge is on the bench.

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What happens when a Texas court order is too vague or unclear?