Relating to notices of appeals for matters within the exclusive intermediate appellate jurisdiction of the Court of Appeals for the Fifteenth Court of Appeals District.

This bill clarifies which civil appeals must be handled by the Fifteenth Court of Appeals. It requires that civil notices of appeal filed after the law takes effect only designate this court if the case falls under its specific exclusive jurisdiction - such as disputes involving state agencies or challenges to state laws - excluding cases like family law, criminal proceedings, mental health commitments, or civil asset forfeiture. The law ensures appeals are properly routed to the correct court by specifying that notices must align with the court's defined jurisdiction. This is a procedural rule affecting trial courts, appellate clerks, and parties filing appeals, not a substantive policy change.