Starr 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.
The District Clerk must transmit conformed copies of the Order to the listed county and judicial officials and entities.
The Starr County District Clerk is directed to enter this Order in the minutes of this Court, to file it in the miscellaneous or administrative docket of this Court,and to transmit conformed copies to: the Starr County Judge and the Commissioners Court of Starr County; the Local Administrative District Judge of Starr County; the Presiding Judge of the Administrative Judicial Region in which Starr County is located; the Texas Office of Court Administration; the 229th Judicial District Attorney; the Stan- County Attorney; the Stan County District Clerk; the Stan County Clerk; and the Stan County Sheriff.
What service or proof of service rules apply in Starr County District Court, Texas?
The District Clerk must transmit conformed copies of the Order to the listed county and judicial officials and entities.
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