Coryell County District Courts Filing Rules
Official filing rules, court-wide sources, and procedure resources for Coryell County District Courts
For Coryell County District Courts filings, start with the official local rules and court-level instructions. Then confirm any division, department, clerk, or assigned-officer procedure that applies to the case.
- Court-level rules
After agreeing on a date, attorneys of record and pro se parties must sign and send the completed SRF to the Court Coordinator for approval and confirmation.
- Judge Grant Kinsey
After the date is selected and agreed upon, all attorneys of record and pro se parties must sign and send the completed Setting Request Form to the Court Coordinator for approval and confirmation.
- Judge Trent D. Farrell
If the hearing date is not agreed, the requesting attorney must file a motion to set explaining the basis for the motion, coordination attempts, and requested dates.
- Court-level rules
When any matter is filed for a ruling without a hearing, the movant must notify all attorneys of record of the submission.
- Judge Grant Kinsey
After Court approval, the movant must serve notice on all necessary parties, or the hearing will be passed.
- Judge Trent D. Farrell
After court approval, the movant must serve notice on all necessary parties; otherwise, the hearing will be passed.
- Court-level rules
The Court will set motions within the time prescribed by TRCP 21.
- Judge Grant Kinsey
A defendant has 30 days to file a pro se petition for discretionary review, and the attorney must mail the court of appeals’ judgment and opinion to the defendant’s last known address.
- Judge Trent D. Farrell
A pro se petition for discretionary review must be filed within 30 days.