Coryell County District Courts Filing Rules
Official filing rules, court-wide sources, and procedure resources for Coryell County District Courts
For Coryell County District Courts filings, start with the official local rules and court-level instructions. Then confirm any division, department, clerk, or assigned-officer procedure that applies to the case.
- Court-level rules
The notice must state that a party may request a hearing or submit a written response by a specified submission date at least ten days after service of the notice.
- Judge Grant Kinsey
If the parties cannot agree on a setting date after attempting to coordinate, the requesting attorney must file a motion to set a hearing explaining the basis, coordination attempts, and requested dates.
- Judge Trent D. Farrell
If the hearing date is not agreed, the requesting attorney must file a motion to set explaining the basis for the motion, coordination attempts, and requested dates.
- Court-level rules
When any matter is filed for a ruling without a hearing, the movant must notify all attorneys of record of the submission.
- Judge Grant Kinsey
The movant must serve the completed Setting Request Form on all necessary parties, or the hearing will be passed.
- Judge Trent D. Farrell
The movant must serve the completed setting request form on all necessary parties; otherwise, the hearing will be passed.
- Court-level rules
The specified submission date must be at least ten days after service of the notice.
- Judge Grant Kinsey
A defendant has 30 days to file a pro se petition for discretionary review, and the attorney must mail the court of appeals’ judgment and opinion to the defendant’s last known address.
- Judge Trent D. Farrell
A pro se petition for discretionary review must be filed within 30 days.