Archer County District Court, Texas Document Filing Requirements

WARNING

Applies to

Inventories

Inventories are not required if the parties reach an agreement fully settling all property, custody, and support issues before the final hearing.

(d) In the event an agreement completely settling all property, custody and support issues in the suit is entered into prior to the final hearing, then the filing of inventories under this Local Rule shall not be required.

WARNING

Applies to

Videotapes or films

Videotapes and films not tendered as required by Rule 9.9(a) will be excluded from evidence at trial.

Any videotapes or films not tendered as required by Rule 9.9(a) will not be permitted into evidence at trial.

WARNING

Applies to

Case information update

The District Attorney must timely furnish the District Court Coordinator with changes in status, personnel, or address.

All changes in status, personnel or address shall be timely furnished to the District Court Coordinator by the District Attorney.

WARNING

When items are to be forwarded to a District Clerk or returned, the sender must provide an appropriately sized, addressed envelope with sufficient postage.

If items are to be forwarded by the District Judge or District Court Coordinator to a District Clerk or are to be returned to the sender, then the sender shall provide an envelope of appropriate size, properly addressed with sufficient postage affixed

WARNING

Applies to

Temporary orders short form

Counsel should compile the short form before the hearing insofar as possible, and counsel or a pro se party must provide its original to the Court before or during the hearing.

and shall be compiled by counsel insofar as possible before the hearing; the original copy of the from shall be provided to the Court by counsel or pro se party before or during the hearing.

WARNING

Applies to

Agreed scheduling order

The pretrial scheduling conference may be waived only with written agreement of all counsel and pro se parties, written Court approval, and an agreed scheduling order addressing Rule 9.3 matters.

The pretrial scheduling conference may be waived by written agreement of all counsel and pro se parties, with written approval of the Court, provided an agreed scheduling order setting out the matters addressed in Rule 9.3 is provided to the Court.

INFO

Applies to

Pre sentence report inspection consent

A defendant seeking probation or asking the Court to assess punishment may execute consent to the Court's inspection of the pre-sentence report at least five days before any pretrial hearing.

Defendants who desire to make application for probation and/or request that punishment be assessed by the Court, may execute and consent to the Court=s inspection of the pre-sentence report, in accordance with Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 42A.254 at least five (5) days before any pretrial hearing.

INFO

Applies to

Proposed division of community estate and proposed support decision

The proposed division and support document may follow the form available on the Court's website.

(e) 111e document submitted may follow the fo1mat in the fonn available on the Court's website.

INFO

Applies to

Agreed scheduling order

With Court approval, an agreed scheduling order may leave blank the dates for the summary judgment hearing, final pretrial conference, and trial.

The agreed scheduling order may leave blanks for the dates of summary judgment hearing and for final pretrial conference and trial date, with the Court's approval.