Grayson County Courts at Law Filing Timing and Cure Windows

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A party receiving notice of a motion to retain must file any objection to mediation at least 7 days before the dismissal date stated in the notice.

Parties receiving notice of a motion to retain must file any objection to mediation at least 7 days prior to the dismissal date specified in the notice of dismissal.

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The client may object to withdrawal in writing within 10 days of the date the notice letter was mailed.

the client has the right to object to the withdrawal in writing within 10 days of the date the letter was mailed;

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A motion to retain must be filed at least 14 days before the dismissal date stated in the notice.

Motions to retain must set forth the factual and legal basis for retaining the case and must be filed at least 14 days prior to the dismissal date specified in the notice of dismissal.

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The written vacation designation must be filed at least 90 days before the vacation.

The written designation must be filed with the District and County Clerks with a copy to all Court Coordinators not less than Ninety (90) days in advance of the vacation.

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A written objection filed with the District or County Clerk by the 10th day requires a hearing on the withdrawal motion to be set.

If a written objection is filed with the District or County Clerk by the 10th day, a hearing for such motion will be set for hearing.

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A party filing a motion to retain must file any objection to mediation at the same time.

Parties filing motions to retain must file any objection to mediation simultaneously with a motion to retain.

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A party may object to an ADR referral by filing a written objection within ten days after notice of referral.

If the Court enters an order of referral to an ADR procedure, any party may object to such referral pursuant to Texas Civil Practice and Remedies Code, Chapter 154 by filing a written objection within ten days of the notice of referral.

CRITICALCivil cases

A party must contest the Order by presenting evidence at a hearing or before the fourteenth day after the original petition is filed to prevent it from continuing as a temporary injunction.

If no party contests this Order by presenting evidence at a hearing or before the fourteenth day after the original petition is filed, this Order shall continue in full force and effect as a temporary injunction until further order of the Court.

CRITICAL

An objection to a motion to retain must be filed at least 7 days before the dismissal date stated in the notice.

Any objection to a motion to retain must be filed at least 7 days prior to the dismissal date specified in the notice of dismissal.

WARNING

Applies to

Temporary order

Temporary orders should be presented for entry within ten days after the hearing or on the entry date set by the Court.

All temporary orders should be presented to the Court for entry within ten (10) days after the hearing or at the entry date set by the Court.