do not extend to suits for injunctive relief under Section 1983. However, injunctions are an extraordinary remedy, to be granted only when a party is threatened with injury for which he cannot obtain a sufficient legal remedy. As explained at great length above, plaintiffs constitutional challenges to Chapter 14 of the Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code are wholly without merit. It is undisputed that plaintiffs submissions to the defendant in July and August, 1996 faded to comply with the statutory prerequisites to prisoner In Forma Pauperis filings in the Texas courts. Pl Chapter 14 specifically excludes actions brought under the Texas Family Code. See Section 14.002(b), Texas Civil Practice' and Remedies Code Annotated (Vernon Supp.1997h 77 . See Ayo v. Bathey, 106 F.3d at 100, (<HOLDING>); Strickland v. Rankin County Correctional
holding that the plras three strikes provision applied to an appeal pending prior to the effective date of the plra and authorized denial of in forma pauperis status based on lawsuits and appeals dismissed as frivolous prior to the effective date of the plra holding that dismissal of a complaint pursuant to former  1915d now  1915e is not appropriate where a plaintiff has made a partial payment of filing fees and that in such cases the court must treat the complaint in the same manner as one for which in forma pauperis status has not been granted holding that the financial responsibility provisions of the plra require a prisoner seeking leave to proceed in forma pauperis to file an affidavit listing his assets and to submit a certified copy of his inmate trust fund account statement or an institutional equivalent reflecting the sixmonth period immediately preceding the filing of the complaint even with regard to a case in which in forma pauperis status was granted prior to the effective date of the plra ie april 26 1996 holding that a motion to proceed in forma pauperis is dispositive because it is the functional equivalent of an involuntary dismissal holding with respect to another part of the plra that the court must determine the prisoners status on the date the suit or appeal is brought rather than at some other time