Nueces County Courts at Law Electronic Filing Rules

The sender must personally review court and clerk files to ensure electronically transmitted pleadings or documents are intact and present.

It shall be incumbent upon the sender to personally review court and clerk's files to insure the integrity or existence of electronically transmitted pleadings or documents.

Pleadings and documents may be filed electronically with the appropriate clerk and are treated as originals, subject to the cited statute.

Pleadings and documents may be filed by electronic transmission with the appropriate District or County Court Clerk, and shall be recognized and treated as originals, subject to 51.806 (b), TEXAS GOVERNMENT CODE.

Filing with one clerk does not file the document with the other, and electronic submissions must be addressed to the clerk appropriate for the case or procedure.

Filing with one Court Clerk does not effect filing with the other. Pleadings or documents electronically transmitted for filing must be addressed to the Clerk appropriate for the case or procedure.

Returns of service and bonds may not be filed electronically.

Returns of service and bonds may not be filed electronically.

Applies to

Exhibits

Exhibits intended for a video conference hearing must be electronically filed with the District Clerk in PDF format, pre-marked, and filed before the proceeding as soon as possible after the hearing invitation.

Any exhibits a party intends to offer as evidence at the video conference hearing shall be e-filed and pre-marked in a PDF format with the District Clerk prior to the commencement of the court proceeding and as soon as possible after receipt of the video conference hearing invitation with copies transmitted to all parties and Tillie Serna, the court reporter at tillie.serna@nuecesco.com.