Houston attorneys, ordered to turn over financial and property records to a receiver to seize assets to pay a nearly $300,000 judgment of sanctions and attorney fees, plan to continue fighting the process.

The sanctions came from a lawsuit, Roach v. Ingram, in which the lawyers represented parents who alleged that school district officials and judges serving on the county’s juvenile board were running an unconstitutional truancy court to prosecute students who had unexcused absences from school.

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