Court Rules

Waller County Courts at Law Sealing & Redaction Procedures

5 rules from official source documents

Procedures for filing sealed or redacted documents, including required motions and formats.

All other certificates must be held by the clerk under seal unless the 506th District Court orders their release.

3. All other certificates shall be held by the clerk under seal, unless ordered released by the 506h District court.

Civil cases

The District Clerk must restrict public access to pleadings, orders, and documents in the specified DFPS suits, allowing access only to DFPS, the parties and their attorneys, the attorney ad litem, and the guardian ad litem, unless the Court specifically orders otherwise.

IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that public access to pleadings, orders, and documents filed in a suit brought by DFPS pursuant to Chapters 261, 262, and 264 of the Texas Family Code are to be restricted and shall be maintained by the District Clerk of Waller County as such. The Clerk of the Court shall not allow public access to these pleadings, orders, and documents other than to DFPS, the parties, their attorneys, the attorney ad litem and the guardian ad litem unless specifically permitted and ordered by this Court.

The clerk must hold all other certificates under seal unless the 506th District Court orders their release.

3. All other certificates shall be held by the clerk under seal, unless ordered released by the 506th District court.

The clerk must hold all other certificates under seal unless the 506th District Court orders their release.

3. All other certificates shall be held by the clerk under seal, unless ordered released by the 5066 District court.

The clerk must hold all other certificates under seal unless the 506th District Court orders their release.

3. All other certificates shall be held by the clerk under seal, unless ordered released by the 506h District court.

Common questions about Waller County Courts at Law sealing & redaction procedures

How does Waller County Courts at Law handle sealed or redacted filings?

All other certificates must be held by the clerk under seal unless the 506th District Court orders their release.

View ruleOfficial source Source: page 12, section RULE 5.1 GRAND JURIES AND ASSIGNMENT OF CASES

4 more rules answer this question.