Hartley County District Court, Texas Chambers Communication Rules
4 rules from official source documents
Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
CRITICAL
When setting or resetting a trial or pretrial hearing, parties must contact the Court Administrator for available dates.
A. When setting or resetting a case for trial, pre-trial hearing, etc., parties must contact the Court Administrator for available dates, and:
WARNING
- Contact
An attorney designating vacation days must email a copy of the e-filed letter to the Court Administrator.
A. Any attorney appearing in this Court may designate days for vacation by e-filing a letter with the District Clerk and by emailing the Court Administrator a copy of the letter.
WARNING
Vacation notification does not affect trials or hearings already scheduled, but precludes subsequently scheduling trials and hearings.
B. Notification as provided in paragraph A will not cancel or otherwise affect trials or hearings previously scheduled, but will preclude the subsequent scheduling of trials and hearings.
WARNING
When setting or resetting a trial or pretrial hearing, parties must advise the Court Administrator of the estimated time needed.
3. When setting or resetting a case for trial, pre-trial, etc., parties must advise the Court Administrator as to the estimated time needed for the hearing.
How may parties contact Hartley County District Court, Texas?
Judge Kimberly L. Allen: When setting or resetting a trial or pretrial hearing, parties must contact the Court Administrator for available dates.
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