San Patricio County District Court, Texas Service and Proof of Service Rules

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E-service, mail, personal service, proof of service, certificate, and timing requirements.

CRITICAL

Applies to: Motion or request to set
Service: Email to all parties

Notice of a motion or request to set an uncontested non-jury civil case must be emailed to all other counsel and pro se parties.

Notice of such Motion or request shall be e-mailed to all other counsel/pro se parties in the case.

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CRITICAL

The petitioner must serve the respondent under the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure or file a Waiver of Citation signed and dated after the divorce petition is filed.

Either: Serve the Respondent (the non-filing party) as stated in the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure; or, File a Waiver of Citation that is dated and signed after the date the Petition for Divorce is filed.

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WARNING

The pro se petitioner must keep the District Clerk's office informed of their current address.

The Pro Se Petitioner must keep the District Clerk's office notified of their current address.

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Common questions about San Patricio County District Court, Texas service and proof of service rules

What rule applies to service for motion or request to set in San Patricio County District Court, Texas?

Details: method: service by email, recipient: all parties. Notice of a motion or request to set an uncontested non-jury civil case must be emailed to all other counsel and pro se parties.

View rule Official source Source: page 5, section Rule 2.14 Request for Settings

What service or proof of service rules apply in San Patricio County District Court, Texas?

The petitioner must serve the respondent under the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure or file a Waiver of Citation signed and dated after the divorce petition is filed.

View rule Official source Source: page 30, section Pro-se Divorce Procedures in the District Courts

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