Court Rules

Denton County Courts at Law Document Filing Requirements

103 rules from official source documents

Rules 101 to 103, page 3 of 3

Required elements, certificates, and structural requirements for court documents.

INFOCivil cases

Applies to
Objection

For a matter not already set for trial on the merits or a jury trial, counsel or a party may object to referral by filing a written objection with the Court and requesting a hearing before the Presiding Probate Judge.

With respect to any matter that has not already been set for t rial on the merits or a jury trial any Counsel or party may object to the referral of a trial on the merits to the Associate Probate Judge by filing a written objection with the Court and requesting the matter be heard by the Presiding Probate Judge (TX. Govt. Code §S4A.207(b)) .

INFO

Applies to
Attorney ad litem report

Unless the Court directs otherwise, an attorney ad litem in a guardianship matter is not required to make a written report to avoid compromising work product or another privilege.

Except as otherwise directed by the Court: (1) an attorney ad litem in a guardianship matter is not required to make a written report, to avoid compromising the attorney work product or other privilege ;

WARNING

A filing returned for incomplete or incorrect information must be resubmitted with correct and complete case, party, filing, and statutorily required information.

Please resubmit using the correct/ complete information Code • Cause number • Case Type • Case Category • Filing Code • Party names on documents) • Attorney/Party email address (es) • Required forms • Information required by Statute