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Judge Robert E. Cadena

Judge • Pecos County District Court, Texas

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Court-wide rules

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Pecos County District Court, Texas publishes its filing requirements at the court level rather than per judge, so these 26 rules are what govern this courtroom.

Filing Requirements

All 16
  • Applies to
    Motion and order setting

    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.

  • Applies to
    Request for setting
    Must include
    certificate of service

    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.

  • Applies to
    Request for setting
    Must include
    proposed order

    14.) A blank Order Setting which should be attached to the Request.

Communication

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  • Contact
    Phone

    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.

Adjournments

All 2
  • 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.

Service

All 1
  • Service
    Court service

    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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