Wichita County Courts at Law Document Filing Requirements

CRITICAL

Applies to

Motion to withdraw retained counsel

Retained counsel may withdraw only after presenting a written motion and obtaining a court order, and only if withdrawal does not interfere with the orderly disposition of the prosecution.

No retained attorney shall be permitted to withdraw from a case without first presenting a written motion and obtaining from the court an order permitting withdrawal, and provided the withdrawal of counsel does not interfere with the orderly disposition of the criminal prosecution.

WARNING

Applies to

Vacation or cle designation

Vacation or CLE designations must be filed with the appropriate Clerk, the Court Administrator, and each Court Coordinator.

All designations must be in writing and filed with the appropriate Clerk, the Court Administrator and each Court Coordinator.

WARNING

Applies to

Certification

The certification states that the signer has reviewed and understands the Standing Order and will comply with it throughout the case.

1. I reviewed and understand this Court's Standing Ordér Regarding Artificial Intelligence. I will comply with the Standing Order throughout this case.

WARNING

Applies to

Written refusal of iv d child support services

Unless another law requires acceptance of Title IV-D services, an eligible petitioner may decline them by filing a written refusal with the Attorney General and may later apply for services in writing.

Unless required to accept Title IV-D child support services pursuant to other laws, any petitioner entitled to receive services pursuant to this rule may decline services by filing a written Refusal of IV-D Child Support Services with the Office of the Attorney General. Refusal of IV-D services pursuant to this rule does not preclude a subsequent written application for services.

INFO

Applies to

Motion

Must include

certificate of conference

If an opposing pro se party does not respond to efforts to confer, counsel may certify that failure to respond.

If an opposing party is pro se, and that party does not respond to efforts to confer, counsel may certify that the pro se party failed to respond.

INFO

Applies to

Refusal of iv d child support services

Unless another law requires acceptance, an eligible petitioner may decline Title IV-D services by filing a written Refusal of IV-D Child Support Services with the Office of the Attorney General.

Unless required to accept Title IV-D child support services pursuant to other laws, any petitioner entitled to receive services pursuant to this rule may decline services by filing a written Refusal of IV-D Child Support Services with the Office of the Attorney General.

INFO

Applies to

Child support services declination form

A person entitled to child support services may decline the Texas Attorney General’s services using the Attorney General’s forms when collection efforts begin; only those services may be declined.

A person entitled to receive child support services may decline such services on forms provided by the Texas Attorney General at the time collection efforts are initiated. Only the services of the Texas Attorney General may be declined.