Gregg County Court at Law Document Format Requirements

CRITICAL

Applies to

Document requiring signatures of opposing parties

A document requiring opposing parties’ signatures, such as a Rule 11 agreement, may be electronically filed only as a scanned image.

A document that requires the signatures of opposing parties (such as a Rule 11 agreement) may be electronically filed only as a scanned image.

CRITICAL

Electronically filed documents must follow TexFile's computer-formatting specifications and be formatted for printing on 8 Yi-inch by 11-inch paper.

(a) Electronically-filed documents must be computer-formatted as specified by TexFile. Electronically-filed documents must also be formatted for printing on 8 Yi- inch by 11-inch paper.

CRITICAL

Applies to

Document required to be verified notarized acknowledged sworn to or made under oath

A document requiring verification, notarization, acknowledgment, an oath, or a sworn statement may be electronically filed only as a scanned image.

A document that is required to be verified, notarized, acknowledged, sworn to, or made under oath may be electronically filed only as a scanned image.

CRITICAL

Parties may amend the Litigation Control Order by agreement, except as to the pre-trial conference and trial dates; the agreement must be written, signed, and filed as part of the record, unless made in open court and entered of record under Rule 11.

With the exception of the dates for the pre-trial conference and the trial, the parties may amend the Litigation Control Order by agreement. Any agreement to amend the Litigation Control Order must be in writing, signed and filed with the papers as part of the record, or unless it be made in open court and entered ofrecord in accordance with Tex.R.Civ.P., 11.

INFO

An electronically filed pleading is deemed to comply with Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 45.

(b) An electronically-filed pleading is deemed to comply with TEX. R. CIV. P. 45.