Judge Elaine Brown

Applies to

Inventory appraisement and list of claims

The required inventory, appraisement, and list of claims must be filed under the cited Estates Code provisions.

Applies to

Initial disclosures

TRCP 194.2 initial disclosures are required.

Applies to

Fact witness list

Fact witness lists must include contact information and the subject matter of the witnesses’ testimony.

All motions challenging expert testimony must be heard by the expert challenge deadline.

The inventory, appraisement, and list of claims must be filed within 60 days after appointment as required by the cited Estates Code provisions.

TRCP 194.2 initial disclosures are due 30 days after the first answer or appearance.

All parties must schedule hearing and trial settings through the Court Coordinators, including settings already included in a signed order.

Counsel must notify the Court Coordinators immediately after learning that a trial setting conflicts with properly designated vacation time.

Contact

Phone

An attorney assigned to courts on the same date must call each affected judge’s attention to the conflict as soon as it is known or reasonably anticipated.

Interested persons must be served as required by the Texas Estates Code, and the applicant must provide this Order with service by the stated schedule deadline.

Pretrial disclosures must be provided to all parties.

The executor or administrator must notify interested persons of the intent to close the estate as required.