Judge John Brick

Applies to

Petition

The Petitioner must attach a copy of the order to the original petition and every copy before filing with the District Clerk.

Applies to

Petition

The Petitioner must attach a copy of the order to the Original Petition and each copy before filing with the District Clerk.

Applies to

Written acknowledgment

Court-appointed attorneys must submit a written acknowledgement that they have read the attached document to Brazos County Associate Court #1.

The order takes effect when the Original Petition is filed, remains a temporary restraining order for fourteen days, continues as a temporary injunction if the stated hearing condition is met, and terminates when the court signs a final order.

Court-appointed attorneys must submit the written acknowledgement by August 30, 2024.

The submission date stated in a notice must be at least ten days after service, and a party may request a hearing or submit a written response by that date.

You should get time to call an immigration expert by adjourning the case or asking for a second call.

A continuance may be sought by a party who did not timely receive the Notice of Setting because the requester inaccurately stated opposing counsel's or party's name or address.

A setting remains tentative for ten calendar days after delivery; during that period an attorney may report a scheduling conflict, and the coordinator may reset the setting upon a signed certificate describing the conflict and court approval. The setting becomes final after the period expires.

The filer must mail or deliver a copy of the Setting Request by any reasonable means to all attorneys of record and pro se parties.

The court must deliver a Notice of Setting by any reasonable means to each attorney and pro se party at the physical or electronic mailing address in the court file.

The requestor must notify all other attorneys of an audio/video hearing request as soon as possible and no later than two days before the hearing; phone notice must be a lawyer-to-lawyer conversation, and written notice must allow reasonable assurance of delivery.