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Montgomery County, TX Filing Bundling Requirements

2 rules from official source documents

Whether to bundle related filings together or file them promptly as completed.

INFOCivil cases

If the Movant wishes to do so, the Movant may prepare a succinct Reply to each discrete response immediately below that particular response and will electronically serve and file any such Reply in the usual fashion.

If the Movant wishes to do so, the Movant may prepare a succinct Reply to each discrete response immediately below that particular response and will electronically serve and file any such Reply in the usual fashion.

Judge Vince Santini

CRITICALCivil cases

Discovery motions are to present each disputed request, its related objections and responses, and related arguments together in one document.

The purpose of these procedures is to place each discrete discovery request, related objections, related responses, and related arguments together in a single document in order to expedite the Court's consideration of and rulings on discovery disputes by written submission.

Judge Kristin L. Bays
Common questions about Montgomery County, TX filing bundling requirements

Does Montgomery County, TX require motion papers to be bundled?

Judge Vince Santini: If the Movant wishes to do so, the Movant may prepare a succinct Reply to each discrete response immediately below that particular response and will electronically serve and file any such Reply in the usual fashion.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 2, section B. USE OF A SINGLE DOCUMENT FOR MOTIONS TO COMPEL WHERE A RESPONSE WAS MADE

Yes. Judge Kristin L. Bays requires bundling for covered papers. Discovery motions are to present each disputed request, its related objections and responses, and related arguments together in one document.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 1, section Purpose

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