Judge Robert (Bob) Inselmann Jr.

Applies to

Pleadings

Must include

ai disclosure

An attorney or self-represented litigant who uses generative AI in work product, research, or drafting must include the required verification in their pleadings.

Applies to

Pleading

Must include

ai disclosure

A pleading drafted using Generative AI must contain the prescribed verbatim verification or the Court will not consider it.

Applies to

Pleading

Must include

ai disclosure

Failing to include the prescribed bold verification in a pleading prepared using Generative AI violates the Standing Order.

The annual reporting form must be filed within thirty days after the attorney receives it from the State Bar of Texas.

The order takes effect when the original petition is filed, remains a temporary restraining order for fourteen days, and continues as a temporary injunction if no party contests it at a hearing by then; it terminates when the court signs a final order.

All parties in litigation affecting parent-child relationships must attend and complete the Children’s Interest Seminar within 60 days after the cause is filed.

An attorney must promptly notify the Juvenile Court of changes to information in the appointment-list application.

An attorney must promptly notify the Juvenile Court of any matter that would disqualify the attorney from receiving appointments.

Attorneys may secure recognition of a vacation of up to four weeks by sending a written designation to the district court coordinator before May 15 each year; this procedure does not apply to criminal cases, and judges may recognize other vacations at their discretion.

The required verification must appear in bold in pleadings when a filer uses generative AI in work product, research, or drafting.

When Generative AI is used to prepare a pleading, the prescribed verification must appear in bold.

Pre-trial and post-trial motions and responses must be in writing.