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Crockett County District Court, Texas Chambers Communication Rules

11 rules from official source documents

Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.

CRITICAL

Contact
Phone

Before sending a Motion and Order Setting for a civil pretrial, non-jury, or posttrial hearing, call the Court Administrator to obtain available dates.

When setting a civil case for pre-trial, non-jury or post trial hearing, please call the Court Administrator prior to sending your Motion and Order Setting to obtain available hearing dates.

WARNING

Contact
Phone

Before sending a Motion and Order Setting, call the Court Administrator to obtain available hearing dates.

When setting a civil case for pre-trial, jury, non-jury or post trial hearing, please call the Court Administrator prior to sending your Motion and Order Setting to obtain available hearing dates.

WARNING

After obtaining available dates, contact opposing counsel to agree on a hearing date.

After you have available dates, please contact opposing counsel to obtain a date that is agreeable to both parties.

WARNING

If a hearing must be canceled, contact the Court Administrator as soon as possible.

# RULE 4.14 CANCEL HEARINGS If for any reason, you have to cancel a hearing, please contact the Court Administrator as soon as possible.

WARNING

If practicable, attorneys practicing in the 112th District Courts must have fax and answering-machine access operating 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and provide those numbers to the Courts, Clerks of Court, and opposing counsel.

# RULE 4.16 FAX AND ANSWERING MACHINE AVAILABILITY Any attorney practicing in the 112th District Courts, if practicable, shall have access to a fax machine and answering machine that will be operative 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Said numbers shall be provided to the Courts, the Clerks of Court, and all opposing counsel.

WARNING

Contact
Phone

Before sending a Motion and Order Setting for a civil pre-trial, non-jury, or post-trial hearing, call the Court Administrator to obtain available dates.

When setting a civil case for pre-trial, non-jury or post trial hearing, please call the Court Administrator prior to sending your Motion and Order Setting to obtain available hearing dates.

WARNING

If a hearing must be canceled, contact the Court Administrator as soon as possible.

If for any reason, you have to cancel a hearing, please contact the Court Administrator as soon as possible.

WARNING

Attorneys must, if practicable, have 24/7 access to a fax machine and answering machine and provide those numbers to the Courts, court clerks, and opposing counsel.

Any attorney practicing in the 112th District Courts, if practicable, shall have access to a fax machine and answering machine that will be operative 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Said numbers shall be provided to the Courts, the Clerks of Court, and all opposing counsel.

WARNING

Fax communications between the Courts and attorneys sent to the provided numbers are deemed received.

All communications between the Courts and attorneys sent via fax to the numbers provided shall be deemed received.

INFO

Contact
Phone

The Court accepts and encourages hearings by telephone conference call.

# RULE 4.15 TELEPHONE CONFERENCE Hearings conducted by telephone conference call are acceptable and encouraged by the Court.

INFO

Contact
Phone

The Court permits and encourages hearings by telephone conference call.

Hearings conducted by telephone conference call are acceptable and encouraged by the Court.

Common questions about Crockett County District Court, Texas chambers communication rules

How may parties contact Crockett County District Court, Texas?

Judge Pedro (Pete) Gomez Jr.: Before sending a Motion and Order Setting for a civil pretrial, non-jury, or posttrial hearing, call the Court Administrator to obtain available dates.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 3, section RULE 1.20 SETTINGS – NON-JURY CONTESTED CASES

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