Judge Nicole R. Taylor
Judge • Dallas County Courts at Law
Court-wide rules
Applies court-wideDallas County Courts at Law publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 256 rules are what govern this courtroom.
Filing Requirements
All 80- Applies to
- Proposed order
- Must include
- proposed order
Counsel seeking affirmative relief must be prepared to tender a proposed order at the start of a hearing on a contested matter.
- Applies to
- Original pleading or separate simultaneous filing
The attorney filing a related case must disclose the relationship and identify the related case by style, case number, and court in the original pleading or a simultaneous separate filing.
- Applies to
- Original pleading
If no related-case disclosure is made, the filing attorney's signature on the original pleading certifies that the case is not related to a previously filed case.
Communication
All 49Attorneys of record must notify the judges handling the earlier and later related cases that the later case is pending.
A Judge taking emergency action must notify the Court where the case is docketed at the earliest convenient and practical time.
Counsel in cases set for trial that week must announce readiness to the Court Administrator on the preceding Thursday and no later than 10:30 A.M. Friday, including confirmation of required compliance with Local Rule 2.08.
Filing Timing
All 47A Suggestion of Bankruptcy must be filed as soon as practicable and no later than 20 days after the party receives notice of the other party's bankruptcy petition.
Except for an emergency when the Clerk's office is closed, an application for immediate or temporary relief must be filed and assigned to a Court before it is presented to a Judge.
When emergency action is required while the Clerk's office is closed, the case must be docketed and assigned to a Court at the earliest practicable time, and all writs and process must be returnable to that Court.
Service
All 43A motion to consolidate or for a joint hearing must be filed in the earliest-filed case, with notice to the later-filed court and all parties in each case.
Bankruptcy notice must be made by filing a Suggestion of Bankruptcy with the Court clerk and serving copies on all counsel of record.
A brief opposing a summary judgment motion must be served no later than the response deadline.
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