Navarro County Court at Law Adjournment & Extension Requirements
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Requirements for requesting adjournments, extensions, and continuances.
Parties may agree to a continuance without prior court approval only if no trial date is set and no affected hearing or oral argument has been scheduled; all parties must agree and notify the Court in writing of its length and relevant limitations or caveats, and the Court may reject it.
Parties may agree to continuances in any litigation for which there has not been a trial date set without the approval of the Court, provided the Court has not scheduled a hearing or oral argument on any matter that would be affected by the continuance. All parties must agree to the continuance, and the parties shall notify the Court in writing of the continuance's length, and of any relevant limitations or caveats. The Court may reject the continuance at its discretion. Continuances in criminal cases must comply with Chapter 29 of the Texas Code of Criminal Procedure.
How do I request an adjournment or extension in Navarro County Court at Law?
Parties may agree to a continuance without prior court approval only if no trial date is set and no affected hearing or oral argument has been scheduled; all parties must agree and notify the Court in writing of its length and relevant limitations or caveats, and the Court may reject it.
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