Judge
Judge Sara Kate Shock
Individual Rules, Standing Orders & Policies
- Rules last changed:
Ector County District Courts
Communication
Phone
Court-wideClerk
432-498-4290
Phone
Court-wideClerk
498.4290
Technical Issues
Filters:
These 127 rules apply across Ector County District Courts. Where this judge's own standing orders above address the same topic, the judge's requirement controls.
The e-filing must use the filing code “Request” and the specified description.
The writ request must be e-filed as a separate lead document.
Official court filings cannot be submitted by fax or email.
A signature is required on the form.
A Record of Support Order must be submitted with every child support order.
Form VS-165 is required in all family law matters.
Service by the Ector County Sheriff requires fees.
Mailing the document to the attorney requires postage.
Certified mail by the district clerk requires fees.
A paper copy of Form VS-165 must be printed double-sided on one sheet rather than two sheets.
The Record of Support Order must be completed as a flattened PDF and submitted to the clerk through eFile Texas.
An e-filed document must be a text-searchable PDF using specified PDF fonts, sized 8.5x11, with appropriately rotated content.
Current assignment
Division or department: 446th District Court Phone: 432-498-4393 Fax: 432-498-4391 Address: 300 N. Grant, Room 109, Odessa, TX 79761 Court administrator or coordinator: Michelle Conn, Court Administrator II
Published dockets
Official sources
Documents submitted to the judge must be complete and include all required signatures.
Divorce cases involving children cannot proceed unless Certificates of Completion of a parenting stabilization course are provided.
A continuance will not be granted for a final hearing set from a dismissal docket.
Documents submitted to the judge must be complete and include all required signatures.
Divorce cases involving children cannot proceed unless Certificates of Completion of a parenting stabilization course are provided.
A paper copy of proposed orders must be brought for the judge to sign.
The case will not be heard if a paper copy of the proposed orders is not provided.
A continuance will not be granted for a final hearing set from a dismissal docket.