Comal County District Courts Chambers Communication Rules
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Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes. This page is scoped to Comal County District Courts; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.
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When all parties agree a setting is unnecessary, they must email the Court Administrator/Coordinator, and the setting remains on the calendar until all necessary parties notify the Court in writing.
When all parties have agreed that a setting is no longer necessary, the parties shall advise the Court Administrator/Coordinator, via email, that the parties are passing the hearing. The matter will not be removed from the Court's calendar until all necessary parties have notified the Court in writing.
A party or Self-Represented Litigant needing a Licensed Interpreter must notify the Court Administrator/Coordinator at least 10 days before the setting, or, when fewer than 10 days remain, as soon as practicable.
Any party or Self-Represented Litigant who requires a Licensed Interpreter is required to notify the Court Administrator/Coordinator not less than ten (10) days prior to the setting, or if less than 10 days, as soon as practicable.
If a hearing or trial is canceled, the attorney or Self-Represented Litigant who requested a Court Appointed Interpreter must immediately notify the Court Administrator/Coordinator.
In the event a hearing or trial is canceled, the attorney or Self-Represented Litigant who requested the Court Appointed Interpreter is required to notify the Court Administrator/Coordinator immediately.
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8. Exhibits in the 207th and 466th District Courts- A dedicated district court email will be used for all exhibits for Zoom hearings. Absent good cause to the contrary, all exhibits, including exhibits used for impeachment or rebuttal, should be emailed to the dedicated email (CCDCexhibitsemail@co.comal.tx.us) the day before your scheduled hearing-no sooner and no later. Any emails prior to this time frame will be deleted to conserve space and assist in keeping information organized. The parties are ordered to provide any exhibits for the hearing to the opposing party at least 24 hours prior to the hearing. The email subject line should identify the cause number and the court in which the hearing is to be held.
Summary: For Zoom hearings in the 207th and 466th District Courts, exhibits should be emailed to the designated address the day before the hearing, absent good cause; earlier emails will be deleted, and the subject line should identify the cause number and court.
How may parties contact Comal County District Courts?
The rule addresses email communications. When all parties agree a setting is unnecessary, they must email the Court Administrator/Coordinator, and the setting remains on the calendar until all necessary parties notify the Court in writing.
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