Washington County District Court, Texas Electronic Filing Rules

CRITICAL

Attorneys must use the electronic filing system.

Attorneys must use the electronic filing system.

WARNING

Electronic filings must comply with Texas Rule of Civil Procedure 21 and other applicable e-filing rules or standards; counsel are specifically directed to Rule 21c’s Sensitive Data requirements, and statewide criminal e-filing rules are identified as applicable guidance.

Electronic filings must comply with Tex. R. Civ. P. 21 and any other applicable electronic filing rules or standards. Counsel are specifically directed to the Sensitive Data requirements of Tex. R. Civ. P. 21c. Statewide Rules governing Electronic Filing in Criminal Cases may be found at https://txcourts.gov/tvles-fo1ms/rules-standards.aspx.

INFO

Self-represented litigants may file electronically or file documents directly with the clerk’s office.

Self-represented litigants may use electronic filing or file documents directly with the clerk's office.

INFO

Applies to

Agreed order

Agreed Orders bearing the signature of a]] attorneys of record and self-represented litigants, if any, may be submitted via e-filing as a proposed order and may be signed by the Court without necessity of hearing.

Agreed Orders bearing the signature of a]] attorneys of record and self-represented litigants, if any, may be submitted via e-filing as a proposed order and may be signed by the Court without necessity of hearing.

INFO

Applies to

Agreed order

Agreed orders signed by all attorneys of record and any self-represented litigants may be e-filed as proposed orders, and the Court may sign them without a hearing.

Agreed Orders bearing the signature of all attorneys of record and self-represented lit.igants, if any, may be submitted via e-filing as a proposed order and may be signed by the Court without necessity of hearing.