Lampasas County District Court, Texas Service and Proof of Service Rules
2 rules from official source documents
E-service, mail, personal service, proof of service, certificate, and timing requirements.
Civil cases
For an ex parte application against a represented party, counsel must represent that opposing counsel was notified and does not wish to be heard, or that diligent but unsuccessful notice efforts could not reasonably be continued.
if the party against whom the relief is sought is represented by counsel, that (I) such counsel has been notified of the application and does not wish to be heard by the Court thereon; or (2) counsel presenting the application has diligently attempted to notify opposing counsel, has been unable to do so, and the circumstances do not permit additional efforts to give such notice; or
Civil cases
For an ex parte application against an unrepresented party who has appeared, counsel must represent that the party was notified and does not wish to be heard, or that diligent but unsuccessful notice efforts could not reasonably be continued.
if the party against whom the relief is sought is not represented by counsel and has made an appearance, that ( 1) such party has been notified of the application and does not wish to be heard by the Court thereon; or (2) counsel presenting the application has diligently attempted to notify the opposing party, has been unable to do so, and the circumstances do not permit additional efforts to give such notice.
What rule applies to serving the opposing party in Lampasas County District Court, Texas?
Judge Deborah (Debbie) Garrett: Details: recipient: the opposing party. For an ex parte application against a represented party, counsel must represent that opposing counsel was notified and does not wish to be heard, or that diligent but unsuccessful notice efforts could not reasonably be continued.
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