Court Rules

Rockwall County Courts at Law Filing Timing and Cure Windows

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Filing cutoffs, deemed-filed rules, rejection handling, cure periods, and outage procedures.

Filing deadlines

Civil cases

Parties in covered cases must complete a qualifying parenting course; the order says it should be completed within 60 days after the Original Petition is filed.

Effective June 7, 2019, the 382nd Judicial District Court of Rockwall County, Texas, the 439th Judicial District Court of Rockwall County, Texas and the County Court at Law of Rockwall County, Texas, here ORDER that all parties to all Divorce or Original Suit Affecting Parent Child Relationship cases involving children shall be required to complete a Parent Education and Family Stabilization course that complies with Texas Family Code §105.009. The court should be completed within 60 days of filing the Original Petition.

Criminal cases

If the offering party is not present when non-digital physical evidence is offered, the evidence must be tendered to the court no later than 7 days after the remote proceeding.

3. Physical evidence which cannot be rendered in digital form shall be tendered to the court no later than 7 days after the remote proceeding if the party offering the evidence is not present in the court when it is offered.

Civil cases

The certificate of course completion must be filed and placed in the case file before the case is finalized.

A certificate of completion of the course must be filed with the court and placed with the other papers in the case file prior to finalization.

Common questions about Rockwall County Courts at Law filing timing and cure windows rules

What filing deadlines does Rockwall County Courts at Law set?

Parties in covered cases must complete a qualifying parenting course; the order says it should be completed within 60 days after the Original Petition is filed.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 1, section ROCKWALL COUNTY STANDING ORDER REGARDING PARENTING CLASS

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