Burnet County District Court, Texas Chambers Communication Rules
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Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
- Contact
- Phone
At the Judge’s discretion, hearings without evidence may be conducted by telephone if arrangements are made in advance for the Judge to be available.
At the discretion of the Judge and after arrangements have been made in advance for the Judge to be available, hearings not requiring the introduction of evidence may be conducted by telephone conference calls.
- Contact
- Phone
The Court Coordinator should not be requested to make arrangements. The Attorney requesting the conference is responsible for arranging the telephone conference call. A Judge will not initiate a conference call. All arrangements with telephone operators must be made by an Attorney.
The Court Coordinator should not be requested to make arrangements. The Attorney requesting the conference is responsible for arranging the telephone conference call. A Judge will not initiate a conference call. All arrangements with telephone operators must be made by an Attorney.
How may parties contact Burnet County District Court, Texas?
At the Judge’s discretion, hearings without evidence may be conducted by telephone if arrangements are made in advance for the Judge to be available.
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