Court Rules

Liberty County Courts at Law Document Format Requirements

5 rules from official source documents

Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.

CRITICAL

A request for a preferential trial setting must be in writing.

All requests for preferential trial settings shall be made in writing with notice to all counsel and parties appearing pro se.

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A request for a non-jury trial must be in writing.

The request shall be in writing and copies of said request served upon all attorneys and parties pro se involved in the case.

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A request for a jury trial must be in writing.

All requests for jury trials shall be in writing and copies of said request served upon all attorneys and parties pro se involved in the case.

CRITICAL

Hearing requests must be made in writing to the court where the matter is pending.

Requests for hearings shall be made in writing to the court in which the matter is pending in accordance with these rules, and the attorneys making such request shall serve all counsel and parties appearing pro se with notice of the hearing.

WARNINGCivil cases

A person or entity outside the listed access groups may request access to a covered confidential case file using the attached Exhibit A form.

Any other person or entity requesting access to a confidential case file subject to this standing order may submit a request to the Court using the form attached as Exhibit "A".

Common questions about Liberty County Courts at Law document format requirements

What formatting rules apply to filings in Liberty County Courts at Law?

Liberty County Courts at Law's formatting rule includes a person or entity may submit an access request using the form attached as exhibit "a".. A person or entity outside the listed access groups may request access to a covered confidential case file using the attached Exhibit A form.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 2, section Standing Order Establishing Confidentiality of DFPS Court Records