Chambers County District Court, Texas Service and Proof of Service Rules

CRITICAL

Requests for hearings should be made in writing to the court in which the matter is pending in accordance with these rules, and the attorneys making such request shall serve all counsel and parties appearing pro se with notice of the hearing.

Requests for hearings should be made in writing to the court in which the matter is pending in accordance with these rules, and the attorneys making such request shall serve all counsel and parties appearing pro se with notice of the hearing.

CRITICAL

The District Clerk must promptly send dismissal-intention notice to attorneys of record and self-represented parties whose addresses are in the file, and file a copy of the notice in the case.

When a case has been placed on the dismissal docket, the District Clerk shall promptly send notice of the court's intention to dismiss for want of prosecution to each attorney of record and pro se party whose address is shown in the clerk's file. A copy of such notice shall be filed with the papers of the cause.

CRITICAL

Notice that the dismissal order has been signed must be given as required by Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 165a.

Notice of the signing of the order of dismissal shall be given as required by Rule 165a of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure.

WARNING

Service

Mail

Failure to mail the notices described above does not affect Rule 306a periods except as that rule provides.

Failure to mail notices as set put above shall not affect any of the periods mentioned in Rule 306a of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure except as provided in that rule.