Walker County District Court Electronic Filing Rules
3 rules from official source documents
Electronic filing requirements, permitted filing channels, EFSP portals, and exceptions.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Civil case
Civil cases within the stated jurisdiction must be e-filed with the District Clerk’s office.
All civil cases over which the District Courts of Walker County have exclusive or concurrent jurisdiction with the County Court at Law, must be e-filed with the District Clerk's office.
CRITICAL
- Applies to
- Original order to appear
The criminal court coordinator prepares the original order to appear, which is signed by the judge and e-filed with the district clerk.
The original order to appear will be prepared by the criminal court coordinator, signed by the judge and e-filed with the district clerk, to include notice to the defendant's attomey, the District Attorney's office, and surety or bail bond person.
WARNING
- Applies to
- Proposed order
When all parties agree on all deadlines, they should complete and sign the proposed order and e-file it for the court's consideration.
If all parties agree on all deadlines, the proposed order should be completed, signed by all parties, and efiled for the court's consideration.
Is electronic filing required in Walker County District Court?
Judge David Moorman: Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. Civil cases within the stated jurisdiction must be e-filed with the District Clerk’s office.
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