Burnet County District Court, Texas Document Format Requirements
1 rule from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
- Format
The designation must state whether a hard paper copy is needed; otherwise, the records will be delivered electronically in PDF format by email or CD.
Designation of Reporter's Record must also specify if a hard paper copy is needed, otherwise all records will be delivered in an electronic PDF format via email or CD.
What formatting rules apply to filings in Burnet County District Court, Texas?
Burnet County District Court, Texas' formatting rule includes file format PDF and the designation must specify if a hard paper copy is needed; otherwise, records will be delivered electronically via email or cd.. The designation must state whether a hard paper copy is needed; otherwise, the records will be delivered electronically in PDF format by email or CD.
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