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Judge Carl Ginsberg
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Judge Carl Ginsberg

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Document Filing Requirements2 rules

Filing RequirementsCivil cases

Parties in delinquent ad valorem tax collection cases in Dallas County District Courts are exempt from the disclosure requirements of Tex. R. Civ. P. 194.1-194.4.

Court's wording

It is therefore hereby ORDERED that all parties in cases filed in the District Courts of Dallas County to collect delinquent ad valorem taxes pursuant to Texas Tax Code Sections 31-34 are exempt from the otherwise required disclosures set forth in Tex. R. Civ. 194.1 (“Duty to Disclose; Production”), 194.2 (“Initial Disclosures”), 194.3 (“Testifying Expert Disclosures”), and 194.4 (“Pretrial Disclosures”).

StandingOrder-InReDisclosures · Apr 2021 · p. 1|SectionStanding Order Concerning Disclosures
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

If a party desires to require another party to provide the aforementioned disclosures, such party must file a Motion for Leave to Request Disclosures and obtain a written Order permitting such.

StandingOrder-InReDisclosures · Apr 2021 · p. 1|SectionStanding Order Concerning Disclosures

Court-wide rules

Applies court-wide

These 28 rules apply across Dallas County District Courts. Where this judge's own standing orders above address the same topic, the judge's requirement controls.

Filing Requirements

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  • Applies to
    Petition

    The Petitioner must attach a copy of the order to the original petition and every copy.

  • Applies to
    Petition

    If the Petitioner fails to attach the order, the Clerk must attach it to the petition and every copy presented when the petition is filed.

  • Applies to
    Reimbursement voucher

    To receive reimbursement, an attorney must submit an itemized expense accounting with the voucher in the Defense Portal.

Filing Timing

All 5

  • The order takes effect when the original petition is filed, operates as a temporary restraining order for fourteen days, and continues as a temporary injunction if uncontested at a hearing within that period; the order terminates when the court signs a final decree.

  • If the offering party is not present in court, physical evidence that cannot be digitized must be tendered no later than two days after the remote proceeding.

  • Applications for immediate or temporary relief must be filed and assigned to a Court before being presented to a Judge, except in emergencies when the Clerk's office is closed.

Service

All 4
  • Service
    Email

    When practicable, digital copies of physical evidence should be emailed to the court and counsel before the hearing.

  • The Suggestion of Bankruptcy must be filed with the clerk of the Court and copies served on all counsel of record.

  • Service
    Mail

    A self-represented litigant's failure to accept or pick up mail is constructive receipt, provable by postal service receipt or comparable proof of delivery.

Formatting

All 3

  • Time recorded in the detailed list of legal services must be rounded to the nearest tenth of an hour, or six-minute increments.

  • Physical evidence offered at a remote detention hearing must be displayed so all listed participants can view it simultaneously.

  • A testifying party or witness must be clearly visible and audible on camera or may not testify.

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About Judge Carl Ginsberg

Judge Carl Ginsberg is a district judge on the Dallas County Civil District Courts, which hear civil matters in Dallas County, Texas.

Practitioners will find procedures concerning the tax court attorney ad litem wheel and a standing order regarding disclosures.

Common questions about Judge Carl Ginsberg's rules

What must be included with motion for leave filings before Judge Carl Ginsberg?

The rule requires proposed order. A party seeking disclosures from another party must file a Motion for Leave to Request Disclosures and obtain a written order permitting the disclosures.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Standing Order Concerning Disclosures

What must be included with disclosures filings before Judge Carl Ginsberg?

Parties in delinquent ad valorem tax collection cases in Dallas County District Courts are exempt from the disclosure requirements of Tex. R. Civ. P. 194.1-194.4.

View ruleSource: page 1, section Standing Order Concerning Disclosures
Complete rules summary for Judge Carl Ginsberg

A party seeking disclosures from another party must file a Motion for Leave to Request Disclosures and obtain a written order permitting the disclosures.

Parties in delinquent ad valorem tax collection cases in Dallas County District Courts are exempt from the disclosure requirements of Tex. R. Civ. P. 194.1-194.4.

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