Rule 23 §2, Military Service Member or Military Spouse Temporary License provides:
A Military Service Member or a Military Spouse is eligible for a five-year temporary license to practice law in Texas if the Military Service Member or the Military Spouse: (a) is admitted to practice law in another State; (b) is in good standing in all jurisdictions where admitted and an active member of the bar in at least one State; (c) is not currently subject to discipline or the subject of a pending disciplinary matter in any jurisdiction; (d) has never been disbarred or resigned in lieu of discipline in any jurisdiction; (e) has never had an application for admission to any jurisdiction denied on character or fitness grounds; (f) meets the law study requirements of Rule 3 or is exempted under Rule 13 §§ 3, 4, or 5; and (g) has satisfactorily completed the Texas Law Component.
It is your responsibility to carefully read the Rules Governing Admission to the Bar of to determine whether you qualify. We cannot give any advisory opinions, and we will not make any determination of eligibility before an application is filed.
Do not apply if you do not meet the requirements.