Judge Francisco X. Dominguez
Individual Rules, Standing Orders & Policies
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Limits & Logistics
Courtesy Copies
Courtesy copies
- Email • Upon Filing
Motion For Default Judgment, Default Order
Motion, Response, Supporting Documents
Court-wideAdjournments
Court-wideDocument Filing Requirements3 rules
A mediator applicant must certify good standing with the State Bar of Texas and promise to notify the court in writing within five business days after specified sanction, conviction, or license-status changes.
I certify that I am in good standing with the State Bar of Texas. I certify that if I am added to a list for appointments, that if I am subsequently sanctioned by any State Bar for misconduct, convicted of a Class A misdemeanor or Felony, or the status of my law license changes to “not in good standing” with the State Bar of Texas, I will notify the Court in writing within 5 business days of same.
Document Type
Mediator Application Registration Form
Motions for default judgment and default orders must strictly comply with the Texas Rules of Evidence and Texas Rules of Civil Procedure.
All motions filed pursuant to Tex. R. Civ. P. 239 (Judgment by Default) and Tex. R. Civ. P. 736 (Expedited Order Proceeding) must strictly adhere to the requirements of the Texas Rules of Evidence and Texas Rules of Civil Procedure.
Document Type
Motion For Default Judgment Or Default Order
The applicant must certify good standing with the State Bar of Texas.
I certify that I am in good standing with the State Bar of Texas.
Document Type
Ad Litem Application Registration Form
Filing & Service rules
Electronic Filing Rules
Parties and counsel must comply with the Court’s electronic-filing procedures when filing a motion for default judgment or default order.
Finally, the parties and their counsel must comply with this Court’s Standing Order on E-Filing procedures, which includes providing a courtesy copy of the motion for default judgment or default order to the Court.
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Filing Timing and Cure Windows
An attorney added to the appointment list must notify the Court in writing within 5 business days after specified sanctions, convictions, or a change to not-in-good-standing license status.
I certify that if I am added to a list for appointments, that if I am subsequently sanctioned by any State Bar for misconduct, convicted of a Class A misdemeanor or Felony, or the status of my law license changes to “not in good standing” with the State Bar of Texas, I will notify the Court in writing within 5 business days of same.
Page 1 | Ad Litem Application/Registration Form
Service and Proof of Service Rules
A motion for default judgment or default order must include the return of service or proof of service.
Additionally, the parties and their counsel must attach the return of service or proof of service to the motion for default judgment or default order.
Page 1 | Standing Order on Motions for Default Judgment
Courtesy Copy Requirements
All parties and counsel must provide the court a courtesy copy of every electronic filing requiring a hearing or other court action.
All parties and counsel appearing before the 205th District Court shall provide the Court with a courtesy copy of any electronic filing that requires a hearing or other court action.
Page 1 | STANDING ORDER ON E-FILING
At the time of any electronic filing, parties and counsel must send a courtesy copy through their e-filing service provider to 205DCEfile@epcounty.com.
All parties and counsel are further directed to provide a courtesy copy of any electronic filing through its e-filing service provider at the time of filing by sending it to 205DCEfile@epcounty.com
Page 1 | STANDING ORDER ON E-FILING
A courtesy copy of the motion for default judgment or default order must be provided to the Court.
Finally, the parties and their counsel must comply with this Court’s Standing Order on E-Filing procedures, which includes providing a courtesy copy of the motion for default judgment or default order to the Court.
Page 1 | Standing Order on Motions for Default Judgment