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Burnet County District Court, Texas Pre-Motion Conference Requirements

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Pre-motion conference and letter requirements before filing motions, including sequential steps.

CRITICAL

Before a pre-trial matter is set for hearing, the moving party must communicate with opposing counsel to determine whether the motion or special exception will be opposed.

No pre-trial matter will be set for hearing unless the moving party has first communicated with opposing Counsel to determine whether a contemplated motion or special exception will not be opposed.

CRITICAL

Before a pre-trial matter is set for hearing, the moving party must communicate with opposing counsel to determine whether the contemplated motion or special exception will be opposed.

No pre-trial matter will be set for hearing unless the moving party has first communicated with opposing Counsel to determine whether a contemplated motion or special exception will be opposed.

CRITICAL

A motion to withdraw or substitute counsel that will cause delay requires a hearing.

A motion to withdraw or for substitution of Counsel that will cause delay requires a hearing.

WARNING

The attempt-to-confer rule does not apply when no opposing attorney has appeared or when the matter involves family violence, habeas corpus, attachment, contempt of court, or temporary orders.

This rule does not apply to cases in which no opposing Attorney has entered an appearance, or to matters involving family violence, habeas corpus, attachment, contempt of court, or temporary orders.

Common questions about Burnet County District Court, Texas pre-motion conference requirements

Does Burnet County District Court, Texas require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?

Before a pre-trial matter is set for hearing, the moving party must communicate with opposing counsel to determine whether the motion or special exception will be opposed.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 10, section B. SETTING THE CASE; 5. Attempt to Confer

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