Coryell County Court at Law Service and Proof of Service Rules

Applies to

Contested proceeding notice

The movant attorney is responsible for giving notice of the contested proceeding on the agreed date.

(2) Notice of the contested proceeding on the agreed date shall be the responsibility of the movant attorney.

A copy of the inventory must be provided to opposing counsel at least 21 days before trial, unless the parties agree or request an earlier exchange date.

A copy of the list shall be presented to opposing counsel at least twenty-one (21) days before trial. The parties may agree or request the Court for an earlier date to exchange inventories.

Applies to

Withdrawal notice

Service

Mail

Required notice to the client must be sent by certified mail with return receipt requested.

Notice shall be sent by certified mail, return receipt requested.

Applies to

Submission notice

After filing a matter for decision without a hearing, the movant must notify attorneys of record, with the submission date at least ten days after service of the notice.

Upon the filing of any matter, the movant shall give notice to all attorneys of record that the matter will be submitted to the Court for a ruling without any hearing. The notice shall clearly state that any party may either request a hearing or submit a written response on or before a specific submission date that is _at least ten (10) days after service of such statement.

The movant alone is responsible for meeting statutory requirements concerning the timing and proof of notice.

Statutory requirments for time, notice, and proof thereof are the sole obligation of the movant.

A letter confirming an orally requested setting must be served on opposing counsel in accordance with Texas Rule 21a.

At any time after the filing of an answer or entry of an appearance by the , opposing party, any party may request a setting for a trial on the merits or, where applicable, a pretrial hearing, by (i) filing with the Court a motion requesting a trial and an order setting the trial, accompanied by a certificate of service to · opposing Counsel; or (ii) orally requesting the Court to schedule the hearing and confirming the setting by letter filed with the clerk of the Court, a copy of which shall be served on opposing Counsel in accordance with Rule 21 a of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, as amended.

Applies to

Setting request form

The movant must serve the completed SRF on all necessary parties; failure to do so will result in the hearing being passed.

Pursuant to TRCP 21 and Local Rule 2.3 et. al., the movant is required to serve completed SRF on all necessary parties. Failure to do so will result in the hearing being passed.

The attorney must serve the motion on every attorney of record in the case.

The attorney shall serve a copy of the motion on all attorneys of record in the case.

After court approval, the movant must serve notice on all necessary parties; otherwise, the hearing will be passed.

After Court approval pursuant to TRCP-21 and local rule 2.3et.cil, t e movant ,s require to serve notice on all necessary parties. Failure to do so will result in the hearing being passed.