Winkler County District Court, Texas Adjournment & Extension Requirements
3 rules from official source documents
Requirements for requesting adjournments, extensions, and continuances.
Court notice
Every continuance or reset motion, whether agreed, unopposed, or opposed, must state its number in sequence.
3. ALL continuances or reset motions (whether agreed, unopposed or opposed) MUST state what number continuance motion is being filed (ie, “Plaintiff’s First” or “Defendant’s Second” or “Third Agreed Motion,” etc.)
Every continuance or reset motion, whether agreed, unopposed, or opposed, must state its number in the sequence of continuance motions.
3. ALL continuances or reset motions (whether agreed, unopposed or opposed) MUST state what number continuance motion is being filed (i.e., “Plaintiff’s First” or “Defendant’s Second” or “Third Agreed Motion,” etc.)
Every continuance or reset motion, whether agreed, unopposed, or opposed, must identify which numbered continuance motion is being filed.
3. ALL continuances or reset motions (whether agreed, unopposed or opposed) MUST state what number continuance motion is being filed (ie, “Plaintiff’s First” or “Defendant’s Second” or “Third Agreed Motion,” etc.)
How do I request an adjournment or extension in Winkler County District Court, Texas?
Judge John L. Pool: The request must include number of previous requests. Every continuance or reset motion, whether agreed, unopposed, or opposed, must state its number in sequence.
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