Individual Rules, Standing Orders & Policies
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These 187 rules apply across Bexar County District Courts. Where this judge's own standing orders above address the same topic, the judge's requirement controls.
Mileage reimbursement requires supporting documentation.
For trials listed in red, the agreed submitted order must state the time announcement.
A copy of this Order must be attached to every grand jury summons or trial subpoena directed to a consumer reporting agency.
Call 210-335-2520 to obtain available dates for a special setting or non-jury referral.
Questions about filings may be directed to Civil Filing at 210-335-2621.
The Office of Civil District Courts Administration is located on the 5th Floor and can be reached by phone at (210) 335-2300.
When e-filing matters for the Presiding 8:30 am, 9:00 am, Tax, or Expunction dockets, the comment section must state Presiding, the specific docket, and the docket date.
When e-filing for the 1:30 Walk-up Docket, the comment section must state Presiding, the docket (1:30, Walk-up, or Uncontested Docket), and the planned appearance date.
Default judgments, Rule 106 matters, gestational agreements, orders of dismissal, and agreed judgments must be flagged with the 'Staff Attorney Review Required' queue comment when eFiled.
All vouchers must be submitted within 60 calendar days of the hearing or service rendered.
Providing court staff with an envelope number will assist in locating cases. If a case number is provided, every filing shows up on that case. It’s more efficient to provide an envelope number to staff. It is the attorney’s responsibility to make sure the envelope has been accepted by Civil Filing prior to approaching Presiding Court for the walk-up docket.
For the 1:30 Walk-up Docket, orders must be filed before appearing in court, pleadings must already be accepted, and the order's envelope number must be available when approaching the judge.
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Laura Salinas is a district judge in the Bexar County Civil District Courts, presiding over the 166th Civil District Court. The court hears civil matters in Bexar County, Texas.
Practitioners will find the judge's published procedures, which include a document numbered 51652 and materials for the 166th Civil District Court.
Before requesting a hearing on a Motion for Summary Judgment, all parties must confer and make best efforts to agree on mutually available dates.
Hearing settings must be confirmed with the clerk before a notice of hearing is filed, and settings made without prior court approval may not be honored.
Motions for Summary Judgment are decided by submission within statutory deadlines, and the Court emails the parties a notice stating the date the motion will be considered.
Motions for Summary Judgment are decided by submission within statutory deadlines, and the Court emails the parties a notice stating the date the motion will be considered.
Before requesting a hearing on a Motion for Summary Judgment, all parties must confer and make best efforts to agree on mutually available dates.
Hearing settings must be confirmed with the clerk before a notice of hearing is filed, and settings made without prior court approval may not be honored.
