Blanco County District Court, Texas Pre-Motion Conference Requirements
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Pre-motion conference and letter requirements before filing motions, including sequential steps.
Civil cases
Absent leave of Court, the response is due within 21 days after the motion is filed and the movant may reply within seven days after the response is filed.
A. Response. Except on leave of Court, the non-movant's response and summary-judgment evidence must be filed and served within twenty-one (21) days after the Motion for Summary Judgment is filed. B. Reply. Except on leave of Court, the movant may file and serve a reply within seven (7) days after the non-movant's response is filed.
Before a pre-trial matter is set for hearing, the moving party must confer with opposing counsel to determine whether the contemplated motion or special exception is opposed.
No pre-trial matter will be set for hearing unless the moving party has first communicated with opposing Counsel to determine whether a contemplated motion or special exception will be opposed.
Before a pre-trial matter involving a motion or special exception is set for hearing, the moving party must communicate with opposing counsel to determine whether it will be opposed.
No pre-trial matter will be set for hearing unless the moving party has first communicated with opposing Counsel to determine whether a contemplated motion or special exception will not be opposed.
Does Blanco County District Court, Texas require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?
Absent leave of Court, the response is due within 21 days after the motion is filed and the movant may reply within seven days after the response is filed.
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