evictions; satisfaction of judgments

Changed the requirement for a judge to issue an order sealing eviction records to a discretionary power, allowing judges to decide case-by-case whether sealing is appropriate.

Updated the language for justices of the peace to explicitly state that sealing records is a discretionary remedy based on the landlord's failure to comply.

Corrected a text formatting error where a non-breaking space appeared in the word 'landlord's'.

Added a requirement that the landlord must be properly served with the motion in justice court cases before the court can automatically deem the judgment satisfied and seal records if they fail to respond.

Changed the discretion for sealing eviction records in justice court from a mandatory action to a discretionary one based on the judge's belief that sealing is an appropriate remedy.

Updated the proof of payment requirement in justice court from submitting 'proof of payment' to submitting an 'affidavit that evidences proof of payment' to align with the affidavit requirement in the superior court section.