Bowie County District Court, Texas Filing Rules

The attorney named first on the first pleading is considered attorney in charge unless a written designation of another attorney appears in the file.

A party must contest the order by presenting evidence at a hearing no later than fourteen days after the original petition is filed to prevent the order from continuing as a temporary injunction.

A copy of the withdrawal motion must be served on opposing counsel by e-service or another method permitted by the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure or other law.

Counsel must obtain permission before approaching the Bench.

An attorney unable to meet the order-preparation deadline must secure the Court’s permission to extend the time within 12 days from the applicable date stated above.

Attorneys in uncontested matters set for hearing must e-file the Final Judgment, Order, or Decree of Divorce with the Court or District Clerk before the hearing.

Applicable jury fees must be paid before the parties may request an agreed jury setting.

Exhibits for trial must be marked before trial to the extent practical.