Comal County Courts at Law Electronic Filing Rules

Civil cases

Applies to

Motion to set or notice of setting

To formally set a proposed District Court hearing date within the 48-hour period, the party must provide the compliant written Motion to Set or Notice of Setting through the e-file system.

If a proposed date has been provided by the Court Administrator/Coordinator or the Court during a hearing in a District Court proceeding, the date will remain as a potential hearing date for the party's case for 48 hours. If the party does not provide a written Motion to Set or Notice of Setting that complies with these rules to the District Court through the e-file system with the proposed date formally setting it for a hearing within the 48 hour time period, the proposed date will be removed from the District Courts' calendar and the matter will

Civil cases

Applies to

Judgment or order

Judgments and orders must be electronically filed with the Court for entry within 30 days after rendition, unless the Court directs otherwise.

All judgments and orders must be efiled with the Court for entry within thirty (30) days from the date of rendition, unless otherwise directed by the Court.