Live Oak County District Court Chambers Communication Rules
10 rules from official source documents
Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
CRITICAL
Questions about the form or format of audio/video evidence must be raised with the trial judge before the evidence is offered and before jury selection, if applicable.
Questions regarding form and format of said evidence SHALL be made to the trial judge prior to the offer of evidence and MUST be made prior jury selection, if applicable.
CRITICAL
The petitioner must know or include the case number when requesting a court date.
You must know or include your case number.
CRITICAL
The petitioner must keep the District Clerk's office informed of the petitioner's current address.
The Pro Se Petitioner must keep the District Clerk's office notified of their current address.
WARNINGCivil cases
- Contact
The designated email address for recertification purposes is districtjudges@gmail.com.
Email address for recertification purposes: districtjudges@gmail.com
INFO
- Contact
The petitioner may email the 343rd District Court Administrator to request a court date after completing the listed requirements.
When all of the above requirements have been completed, the Pro Se Petitioner may call or email the Court Administrator of the court that the divorce was filed in at the number listed below to request a court date. 343 District Court Administrator, 343districtcourt@gmail.com (361) 364-9310 ext. 3
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When all of the above requirements have been completed, the Pro Se Petitioner may call or email the Court Administrator of the court that the divorce was filed in at the number listed below to request a court date. 2" Multicounty Court at law, beatriz.gamboa@beecounty.texas.gov (361) 318-3577
When all of the above requirements have been completed, the Pro Se Petitioner may call or email the Court Administrator of the court that the divorce was filed in at the number listed below to request a court date. 2" Multicounty Court at law, beatriz.gamboa@beecounty.texas.gov (361) 318-3577
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The petitioner may email the 36th District Court Administrator to request a court date after completing the listed requirements.
When all of the above requirements have been completed, the Pro Se Petitioner may call or email the Court Administrator of the court that the divorce was filed in at the number listed below to request a court date. 36" District Court Administrator, 36districtcourt@gmail.com (361) 364-9310 ext. 1
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Contact the District Judges' Office with questions or for help finding a Spanish/English translator.
Please contact the District Judges' Office if you have any questions or need some assistance finding a Spanish/English translator, as we have several individuals that have indicated they can assist with translations.
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After completing the listed requirements, the petitioner may call or email the administrator for the court where the divorce was filed to request a court date.
When all of the above requirements have been completed, the Pro Se Petitioner may call or email the Court Administrator of the court that the divorce was filed in at the number listed below to request a court date.
INFO
- Contact
The petitioner may email the 156th District Court Administrator to request a court date after completing the listed requirements.
When all of the above requirements have been completed, the Pro Se Petitioner may call or email the Court Administrator of the court that the divorce was filed in at the number listed below to request a court date. 156 District Court Administrator, 156districtcourt@gmail.com (361) 364-9310 ext. 2
How may parties contact Live Oak County District Court?
Questions about the form or format of audio/video evidence must be raised with the trial judge before the evidence is offered and before jury selection, if applicable.
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