Angelina County District Court, Texas Service and Proof of Service Rules

Civil cases

Applies to

Process or citation

Persons aged 18 or older who meet one of the listed employment or official-role requirements and have no party or outcome interest may serve process or citations in qualifying Chapter 59 asset seizure or forfeiture cases filed by the State through the Angelina County District Attorney.

THEREFORE, IT IS ORDERED that the following persons, if 18 years of age or older, are authorized to serve process or citations in civil cases filed by the State of Texas, by and through the District Attorney of Angelina County, if such cases seek asset seizure or forfeiture under Chapter 59 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure. The following persons must not be a party to or have an interest in the outcome of the individual suit, and must meet the following requirements for authorization to serve citations in these cases: - 1. Serve as a law enforcement officer for the police departments of the cities of Lufkin, Diboll, Huntington, or for the Texas Department of Public Safety; - 2. Serve as a law enforcement officer or jailer employed by the Angelina County Sheriff's Department; - 3. Serve as an Investigator with the District or County Attorney's Office; - 4. Serve as a Court Bailiff or Security Officer for the Angelina County District Courts, County Courts, County-Court-at Law Courts, or Justice of the Peace Courts.

The requesting attorney must send a copy of the signed Order to all counsel of record.

The requesting attorney shall be responsible for sending a copy of the signed Order to all counsel of record.

Civil cases

Applies to

Order

The addressee must notify all other parties of the order requiring completion of the seminar.

You are hereby ORDERED to notify all other parties of this order requiring the completion of the seminar.

Service

Mail

All signed Orders must be transmitted by mail, even when an attorney or law firm has a box in the Clerk's Office.

Additionally, all signed Orders shall be transmitted by mail, in accordance with the Rules of Procedure, even though an attorney or Law Firm has a "Box" in the Clerk's Office.

Service

Mail to all parties

The jury-setting request must certify that a copy was mailed to all counsel involved and provide their addresses.

- b. a copy of the request for setting has been mailed to all counsel involved and give the address of such counsel;