Guadalupe County District Court, Texas Courtesy Copy Requirements

1 rule from official source documents

When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting.

A copy of each notice, motion, and pleading required by the standing order must also be delivered to the assigned district court’s Court Administrator/Coordinator.

A copy of notices, motions, and pleadings required to be filed by this standing order also shall be delivered to the Court Administrator/ Coordinator for the District Court assigned to the case.

Common questions about Guadalupe County District Court, Texas courtesy copy requirements

Are courtesy copies required in Guadalupe County District Court, Texas?

Judge William D. Old III: Courtesy-copy rule applies for notices, motions, and pleadings. Details: 1 copy. A copy of each notice, motion, and pleading required by the standing order must also be delivered to the assigned district court’s Court Administrator/Coordinator.

View rule Official source Source: page 23, section 8.2 Copies to Court Administrator/ Coordinator

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