San Saba County District Court, Texas Pre-Motion Conference Requirements
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Pre-motion conference and letter requirements before filing motions, including sequential steps.
Before a pre-trial matter is set for hearing, the moving party must communicate with opposing counsel to determine whether the contemplated motion or special exception will be opposed.
a) No pre-trial matter will be set for hearing unless the moving party has first communicated with opposing Counsel to determine whether a contemplated motion or special exception will be opposed.
Before setting a pre-trial matter for hearing, the moving party must communicate with opposing counsel to determine whether the contemplated motion or special exception is opposed.
No pre-trial matter will be set for hearing unless the moving party has first communicated with opposing Counsel to determine whether a contemplated motion or special exception will not be opposed.
After discovery and before trial, counsel must participate in mediation unless the Court waives it.
After completion of discovery but prior to any case being tried before the Court or a jury, counsel will participate in mediation to attempt to resolve the dispute, unless waived by the Court.
Before requesting a trial setting, attorneys must communicate with opposing counsel in an effort to agree on a date.
Attorneys shall communicate with opposing Counsel before requesting the setting of a trial in an effort to agree upon a setting date.
Does San Saba County District Court, Texas require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?
Before a pre-trial matter is set for hearing, the moving party must communicate with opposing counsel to determine whether the contemplated motion or special exception will be opposed.
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