Robertson County District Court, Texas Document Filing Requirements
2 rules from official source documents
Required elements, certificates, and structural requirements for court documents.
- Applies to
- Preferential setting motion
A motion for preferential setting must be written and verified.
Motions for preferential setting shall be in writing and verified.
- Applies to
- Final judgment
A final judgment must include the specified denial-of-relief statement when applicable and a place for the Judge to note its entry date.
In all cases where a final judgment is to be entered it shall contain, if applicable, a statement that “all relief not specifically granted herein to any party is denied.” Such judgment shall have a place for the Judge to note the exact date which the judgment is entered.
What must be included with preferential setting motion filings in Robertson County District Court, Texas?
Judge Bryan (Rusty) F. Russ Jr.: A motion for preferential setting must be written and verified.
What must be included with final judgment filings in Robertson County District Court, Texas?
Judge Bryan (Rusty) F. Russ Jr.: A final judgment must include the specified denial-of-relief statement when applicable and a place for the Judge to note its entry date.
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