Nueces County Courts at Law Document Format Requirements
3 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
- Format
Exhibits intended for a video conference hearing must be pre-marked and in PDF format.
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.
Audio and video recordings must be uploaded to a Dropbox folder or similar cloud service and submitted in MP4 format.
A party offering any audio or video recordings shall upload the file to a folder in Dropbox, or similar cloud storage service, and shall include a link to the folder in the party's e-mail exhibit. All audio and video recordings shall be submitted in MP4 format.
The Reporter must attach a separate sheet to the sealed envelope notifying the Court of Appeals Clerk that it contains a Chapter 33, Family Code record.
On a separate sheet attached to the sealed envelope, the Reporter shall give notice to the Clerk of the Court of Appeals that the envelope contains the record of a Chapter 33, Family Code proceeding.
What formatting rules apply to filings in Nueces County Courts at Law?
Nueces County Courts at Law's formatting rule includes file format PDF and exhibits must be pre-marked.. Exhibits intended for a video conference hearing must be pre-marked and in PDF format.
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