El Paso County Courts at Law Courtesy Copy Requirements
2 rules from official source documents
When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.
A party requesting a written order must provide the court with a copy of the supporting pleading and a proposed order, using hand delivery or email as the court prefers.
A party requesting a written order on any matter shall provide directly to the court, either by hand delivery or email, based on the court’s preference, a copy of the pleading supporting that request and a proposed order.
Before a hearing, parties must timely provide the court with a copy of motions, responses, replies, and pertinent supporting documents by hand delivery or email as the court prefers.
Parties shall timely provide directly to the court, either by hand delivery or email, based on the court’s preference, a copy of motions, responses, replies, and pertinent supporting documents before the hearing.
Are courtesy copies required in El Paso County Courts at Law?
Details: 1 copy. A party requesting a written order must provide the court with a copy of the supporting pleading and a proposed order, using hand delivery or email as the court prefers.
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