Grayson County District Courts Document Format Requirements
11 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings. This page is scoped to Grayson County District Courts; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.
Each scanned exhibit file may not exceed 100 MB.
2. Any scanned exhibit files must NOT be larger than 100 mb per file.
Audio or video files may not exceed 5G; larger files must be divided across the necessary number of discs.
4. Audio/Video files cannot be larger than 5G. If so, they must be split on the necessary amount of discs.
Oversized exhibits must include 8½-by-11-inch copies bearing a marked-exhibit sticker on the front for the Court Reporter's appellate record.
E. Oversized exhibits shall be accompanied by 8 ½ X 11 copies, with a marked exhibit sticker on the front, which the Court Reporter will retain for the record on appeal.
Exhibits should be marked in the bottom-right corner whenever possible.
1. All exhibits must be marked at the bottom right corner when possible.
- Format
Exhibits must be submitted in PDF format.
The exhibits shall be in .pdf format.
- Format
Exhibits submitted for a hearing must be in PDF format.
The documents must be in .pdf format.
Video and audio exhibits should be submitted on a flash drive, and the offering party should be able to play them from its own device.
Video or audio exhibits should be submitted by flash drive, and the party offering the exhibit should be able to play the exhibit from their own device.
Grayscale is encouraged for scanned photographs, but color is accepted when necessary.
3. Scanned photographs – grayscale is encouraged but color is accepted if necessary.
Video and audio exhibits should use a format playable in Windows Media Player, such as AVI, MP3, or MP4.
All video/audio files should be in a format that allows it to be played with Windows Media Player, such as AVI, MP3 or MP4.
Agreements or unopposed motions should be styled accordingly and include a certificate from the filing attorney confirming that status.
A. All motions filed with the Court that are Agreed or Unopposed should be styled as such and include a certificate from the filing attorney that the motion is agreed or unopposed.
Parties are recommended to use a form substantially similar to Form 5-1 of the Texas Family Law Practice Manual for the inventory.
It is recommended that each party file this inventory in a form substantially similar to Form 5-1 of the Texas Family Law Practice Manual published by the State Bar
What formatting rules apply to filings in Grayson County District Courts?
Grayson County District Courts' formatting rule includes scanned exhibit files must not be larger than 100 mb per file.. Each scanned exhibit file may not exceed 100 MB.
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