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Judge Pedro (Pete) Gomez Jr.
Individual Rules, Standing Orders & Policies
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Pecos County District Court, Texas
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These 26 rules apply across Pecos County District Court, Texas. Where this judge's own standing orders above address the same topic, the judge's requirement controls.
After agreeing on a date, enter it on the Order Setting and forward the Motion, Order, and a statement that the date is agreed to the Court Administrator.
A written Request for Setting must be submitted directly to the Court Administrator, not filed with the County Clerk, and must contain the specified case, counsel, discovery, mediation, pretrial, settlement, proposed-date, trial-duration, service, and signature information.
14.) A blank Order Setting which should be attached to the Request.
Before sending a Motion and Order Setting for a civil pre-trial, non-jury, or post-trial hearing, call the Court Administrator to obtain available dates.
Contact the Court Administrator to set uncontested divorces, agreed divorces, defaults, or adoptions.
When setting or resetting a case for trial, pretrial, or another event, contact the Court Administrator for available dates and then obtain a date when all counsel are available.
Continuances must comply with the cited statutory provisions.
For an agreed continuance, contact the Court Administrator, who will consult the Judge before the matter is removed from the docket; party agreement or filing a motion alone does not grant a continuance.
In response to a Request for Setting, the Court will enter an Order setting the case for trial on the merits and deliver a copy of the same to the District Clerk to certify who will then deliver a certified copy to each attorney.
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Public access to DFPS pleadings, orders, and documents under the specified Texas Family Code chapters is restricted; only DFPS, the parties and their attorneys, the attorney ad litem, and the guardian ad litem may access them unless the Court specifically permits and orders otherwise.
Public access to DFPS pleadings, orders, and documents under the specified Texas Family Code chapters is restricted; only DFPS, the parties and their attorneys, the attorney ad litem, and the guardian ad litem may access them unless the Court specifically permits and orders otherwise.