Kaufman County District Courts Pre-Motion Conference Requirements
4 rules from official source documents
Pre-motion conference and letter requirements before filing motions, including sequential steps.
Before a motion or special exception is set for hearing, the moving party must communicate with opposing counsel to determine whether it will be opposed.
No motion or special exceptions will be set for a hearing until the moving party has communicated with opposing counsel to determine whether a contemplated motion will be opposed.
The moving party must communicate with opposing counsel about whether a motion or special exception will be opposed before the court will set it for hearing.
No motion or special exceptions will be set for a hearing until the moving party has communicated with opposing counsel to determine whether a contemplated motion will be opposed.
A motion that the parties have not agreed upon must be set for a hearing.
Motions that are not agreed need to be set for a hearing.
Before a motion or special exception is set for hearing, the moving party must communicate with opposing counsel to determine whether it will be opposed.
No motion or special exceptions will be set for a hearing until the moving party has communicated with opposing counsel to determine whether a contemplated motion will be opposed.
Does Kaufman County District Courts require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?
Judge Casey L. Blair: Before a motion or special exception is set for hearing, the moving party must communicate with opposing counsel to determine whether it will be opposed.
Judge Shelton T. W. Gibbs IV: A motion that the parties have not agreed upon must be set for a hearing.
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