Kendall County District Court, Texas Chambers Communication Rules
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Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
For an agreed criminal continuance, the parties are asked to contact the Clerk or Court Coordinator, who will consult the Judge before removing the matter from the docket.
b. Agreed Continuances – if you have a continuance that is agreed to by all parties, please contact the Clerk of the Court or the Court Coordinator and advise of this and s/he will consult with the Judge prior to removing the matter from the docket.
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Before sending a Motion and Order Setting for a civil pre-trial, trial, or post-trial hearing, call the Court Coordinator to obtain available dates.
When setting a civil case for pre-trial, jury trial, non-jury trial or a post trial hearing, please call the Court Coordinator prior to sending your Motion and Order Setting, to obtain available hearing/trial dates.
How may parties contact Kendall County District Court, Texas?
Judge Kirsten B. Cohoon: For an agreed criminal continuance, the parties are asked to contact the Clerk or Court Coordinator, who will consult the Judge before removing the matter from the docket.
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