Bexar County District Courts Filing Bundling Requirements
3 rules from official source documents
Whether to bundle related filings together or file them promptly as completed.
Civil cases
Motions and Orders should be filed separately. Refer to Local Rule F(1).
Motions and Orders should be filed separately. Refer to Local Rule F(1).
Proposed orders and judgments must be filed as separate documents from any motion or other filing, except for motions and orders setting hearings.
Except in the case of motions and orders setting hearings, all proposed orders and judgments must be filed separately from any motion or other document.
Civil cases
Parties must file a single, joint proposed jury charge including all necessary instructions, definitions, and questions.
Jury Instructions: The parties must file a single, joint proposed jury charge, including all necessary instructions, definitions, and questions.
Does Bexar County District Courts require motion papers to be bundled?
Bexar County District Courts: Motions and Orders should be filed separately. Refer to Local Rule F(1).
Judge Cynthia Marie Chapa: Parties must file a single, joint proposed jury charge including all necessary instructions, definitions, and questions.
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