Live Oak County District Court Filing Timing and Cure Windows
4 rules from official source documents
Filing cutoffs, deemed-filed rules, rejection handling, cure periods, and outage procedures.
Filing deadlines
Civil cases
Proof of CLE hours must be sent to the office before December 20 to remain on the appointment list.
To remain on the list please send proof of hours to our office prior to December 20th.
Civil cases
The respondent must complete the course within 31 days of the respondent’s first appearance or filing an answer or waiver.
and by the respondent within 31 days of respondent's first appearance or by the filing of an answer or waiver by the respondent.
Civil cases
The petitioner or movant must complete the course within 31 days after filing the original motion or complaint.
The course shall be successfully completed by the petitioner or movant within 31 days of filing of the original motion or complaint
Civil cases
The criminal history report must be filed with the district clerk by the scheduled hearing; otherwise, the case will be passed, and the petitioner's attorney must request a reset after the report is filed.
If the criminal history report is not filed with the district clerk by the time the hearing is set, the case will be passed until such time as the report is filed. It will then be the duty of the attorney for the petitioner to request a reset once the report is on file.
What filing deadlines does Live Oak County District Court set?
Proof of CLE hours must be sent to the office before December 20 to remain on the appointment list.
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