Atascosa County District Court, Texas Filing Timing and Cure Windows
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Filing deadlines
Civil cases
A party must present evidence contesting the order at a hearing on or before fourteen days after the original petition is filed to prevent the order from continuing as a temporary injunction.
If no party contests this order by presenting evidence at a hearing on or before fourteen days after the date of filing of the original petition, this order shall continue in full force and effect as a temporary injunction until further order of the Court.
Civil cases
The order takes effect when the original petition is filed, remains a temporary restraining order for fourteen days, and renews for successive fourteen-day periods until a temporary injunction is ordered.
This order is effective upon the filing of the original petition and shall remain in full force and effect as a temporary restraining order for fourteen days after the date of the filing of the original petition and is renewed for subsequent periods of every fourteen days thereafter until a temporary injunction is ordered.
What filing deadlines does Atascosa County District Court, Texas set?
A party must present evidence contesting the order at a hearing on or before fourteen days after the original petition is filed to prevent the order from continuing as a temporary injunction.
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