Hays County Courts at Law Filing Bundling Requirements
2 rules from official source documents
Whether to bundle related filings together or file them promptly as completed.
A proposed order and a complete copy of this Administrative Order must be combined and filed as one document, with the proposed order first; separate submissions will be rejected.
The proposed order and a complete copy of this Administrative Order MUST BE COMBINED AND FILED AS A SINGLE, UNIFIED DOCUMENT (with the proposed order appearing first, followed immediately by this Order). Any proposed order submitted separately or without a copy of this Administrative Order attached within the same electronic file will be rejected without consideration.
Civil cases
A proposed order must not be combined in the same PDF with related filings or submitted in the initiating pleading's electronic filing envelope.
Proposed Orders must NOT be combined into the same PDF file as the underlying application, motion, or supporting exhibit, nor submitted within the same electronic filing envelope as the initiating pleading.
Does Hays County Courts at Law require motion papers to be bundled?
A proposed order and a complete copy of this Administrative Order must be combined and filed as one document, with the proposed order first; separate submissions will be rejected.
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