Kerr County District Courts Filing Rules
Official filing rules, court-wide sources, and procedure resources for Kerr County District Courts
For Kerr 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
The Request for Setting must include a certificate stating that it was served on all counsel and listing each attorney's name and address and the service date.
- Judge M. Patrick Maguire
Upon either side's written request, which may be made by letter or email without a motion, each side must disclose its potential trial experts under Rules 702, 703, or 705.
- Judge Albert D. Pattillo III
Each motion must include certificates of conference and service with the specified information.
- Judge Albert D. Pattillo III
The State must inform the defense at least one day before trial of promises of benefit or leniency to an accomplice or prospective witness related to testimony or cooperation.
- Judge M. Patrick Maguire
The State must furnish the Defense a copy of its witness list on or before the day it files the list.
- Court-level rules
Notice to parties may be delivered by hand, mail, or electronically in accordance with Rule 21a(10).
- Court-level rules
The attorney must submit the detailed statement to the trial Judge within 15 days after the mandate is returned in an appeal.
- Judge Albert D. Pattillo III
The State must file its intended case-in-chief witness list with the Clerk at least one day before trial.
- Judge M. Patrick Maguire
The State must file its list of intended case-in-chief witnesses with the Clerk at least one day before trial.
- Judge M. Patrick Maguire
A discovery motion may be filed only after the Defense has obtained discovery and believes something remains undisclosed, or the State has failed to provide discovery under CCP 39.14.
- Judge Albert D. Pattillo III
Before filing any motion, counsel must confer with opposing counsel and attempt to resolve the matter.


