Legal Question in Family Law in Texas

Not to worry. That is still a month away. Call your lawyer tomorrow. Courts routinely put all cases on a dismissal docket for docket control. It is merely a time for the parties to acknowledge that they are still litigating. Often people will file a case, and then leave it dormant forever, and it just clogs the docket.

Teresa's answer is correct, but there is one thing that you should know. When a court puts a case on the dismissal docket, the typical way to get it off is to set the case for trial. Some courts will remove it from the dismissal docket only if you set it for trial; sometimes quickly. If you have a serious case with lots of issues, as you apparently do, then it is imperative that you get all necessary investigation and discovery done immediately. Most discovery has to be requested 60 days before trial. Once a case hits the dismissal docket, even more diligence than normal is required.