Relating to the collection or execution of certain judgments; authorizing fees.

HB 5009 amends Texas law to streamline the collection of civil judgments, primarily affecting judgment creditors (people or businesses owed money) and defendants in civil cases. It requires courts to appoint receivers for unpaid justice court judgments within six months if creditors can't collect, authorizes a $25 fee for related motions, and allows child support enforcement costs to be recovered through standard child support mechanisms. The bill clarifies that judgments become dormant after 10 years without enforcement actions (like issuing a writ or appointing a receiver), with specific rules for renewing collection efforts. It also ensures child support judgments aren't subject to property exemption restrictions that apply to other debts.