Brazos County Courts at Law Electronic Filing Rules

CRITICAL

Applies to

Plea agreement documents

For district court plea agreements, completed plea agreement documents must be e-filed or emailed to the court coordinator by 3:00 p.m. the day before the requested setting date.

District Courts: Prior to a plea agreement being set on the docket, all completed plea agreement documents must be e-filed or emailed to the court coordinator by 3:00 p.m. the day before the requested setting date.

CRITICAL

Applies to

Sworn affidavit

When an affidavit is used to prove up an uncontested or agreed matter, it must be properly e-filed.

Uncontested and agreed matters may be proven-up by a properly efiled and executed sworn affidavit as to jurisdiction, legal and factual matters.

CRITICAL

Applies to

Plea agreement documents

County Courts: Prior to a plea agreement being set on the docket, all completed plea agreement documents must be e-filed or emailed to the court-coordinator three (3) days before the requested setting date;

County Courts: Prior to a plea agreement being set on the docket, all completed plea agreement documents must be e-filed or emailed to the court-coordinator three (3) days before the requested setting date;

CRITICAL

Applies to

Completed plea agreement documents

For District Court plea agreements, completed plea agreement documents must be e-filed or emailed to the court coordinator by 3:00 p.m. the day before the requested setting date.

District Courts: Prior to a plea agreement being set on the docket, all completed plea agreement documents must be e-filed or emailed to the court coordinator by 3:00 p.m. the day before the requested setting date.

CRITICAL

Applies to

Completed plea agreement documents

County Courts: Prior to a plea agreement being set on the docket, all completed plea agreement documents must be e-filed or emailed to the court-coordinator three (3) days before the requested setting date;

County Courts: Prior to a plea agreement being set on the docket, all completed plea agreement documents must be e-filed or emailed to the court-coordinator three (3) days before the requested setting date;

CRITICALCivil cases

Applies to

Civil document

All documents in civil cases, including setting, reset, and continuance requests, must be e-filed with the clerk’s office where the case is pending; requests submitted directly to the Court will not be acted on.

IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that all documents filed in any civil case must be e-filed with the clerk's office in which the case is pending. This includes requests for setting, reset and continuance. ANY request submitted directly with the Court will not be acted on.

WARNING

Applies to

Sworn affidavit

Uncontested and agreed matters may be proven up using a properly e-filed, executed sworn affidavit addressing jurisdictional, legal, and factual matters.

Uncontested and agreed matters may be proven-up by a properly efiled and executed sworn affidavit as to jurisdiction, legal and factual matters.