Colorado County District Court, Texas Chambers Communication Rules
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Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
All hearing and trial settings must be scheduled through the Court Administrator for the court that will preside.
All settings for hearings or trials shall be scheduled through the Court Administrator for the Court which will be presiding over the hearing or trial.
A party requesting a hearing must contact the assigned District Court's Court Administrator for potential hearing dates.
For potential hearing dates, the party requesting the hearing shall contact the Court Administrator for the District Court which has been assigned the case .
When all parties agree that a setting is unnecessary because all contested issues are resolved, the party who originally set the hearing must contact the assigned District Court’s Court Administrator; otherwise, the parties are expected to appear.
When all parties have agreed that a setting is no longer necessary because all contested issues have been resolved the party w ho originally set the matter for hearing shall contact the Court Administrator for the District Court assigned to the case. If the Court Administrator is not contacted, the parties will be expected to appear.
How may parties contact Colorado County District Court, Texas?
All hearing and trial settings must be scheduled through the Court Administrator for the court that will preside.
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