Hemphill County District Court, Texas Service and Proof of Service Rules
3 rules from official source documents
E-service, mail, personal service, proof of service, certificate, and timing requirements.
- Service
- Mail to all parties
b. In each calendar month, the Court Administrator shall prepare, and the Court Clerk shall mail to each attorney of record (or if there be no attorney for any party, to such party) in each domestic relations case (annulment, divorce, and modification of custody, visitation and support) which has been on file more than 1 year, the following notice:
b. In each calendar month, the Court Administrator shall prepare, and the Court Clerk shall mail to each attorney of record (or if there be no attorney for any party, to such party) in each domestic relations case (annulment, divorce, and modification of custody, visitation and support) which has been on file more than 1 year, the following notice:
- Applies to
- Final order
The Office of Court Administration is listed for final orders only.
Office of Court Administration (Final Order Only)
Duplicate agencies will not receive notification.
Duplicate agencies will not be notified.
What rule applies to service by mail for all parties in Hemphill County District Court, Texas?
Details: method: service by mail, recipient: all parties. b. In each calendar month, the Court Administrator shall prepare, and the Court Clerk shall mail to each attorney of record (or if there be no attorney for any party, to such party) in each domestic relations case (annulment, divorce, and modification of custody, visitation and support) which has been on file more than 1 year, the following notice:
What rule applies to service for final order in Hemphill County District Court, Texas?
Details: recipient: agency. The Office of Court Administration is listed for final orders only.
What rule applies to serving agency in Hemphill County District Court, Texas?
Details: recipient: agency. Duplicate agencies will not receive notification.
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