Garza County District Court, Texas Electronic Filing Rules
2 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
Civil cases
- Applies to
- Birth certificate
A birth certificate must not be e-filed; the Petitioner must deliver it in person to the court at the first available in-person hearing.
IT IS ORDERED that any birth certificate shall be referenced in the filing, but NOT eFiled. Instead, said birth certificate shall be delivered in person by the Petitioner to the court at the first available in-person hearing.
- Applies to
- Exhibit or attachment containing sensitive data
Sensitive-data exhibits or attachments must not be e-filed and instead must be forwarded to the court by email.
IT IS ORDERED that any filing that includes an exhibit or attachment that contains any sensitive data, including but not limited to photos of children and/or photos showing any injuries, said exhibit or attachment shall be referenced in the filing, but NOT eFiled. Instead, said exhibit or attachment shall be forwarded to the court via email.
Is electronic filing required in Garza County District Court, Texas?
Judge Reed A. Filley: No. Electronic filing is prohibited for the covered filings. A birth certificate must not be e-filed; the Petitioner must deliver it in person to the court at the first available in-person hearing.
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