Travis County District Courts Filing Bundling Requirements
6 rules from official source documents
Whether to bundle related filings together or file them promptly as completed.
CRITICAL
Proposed or draft orders may not be filed alone; they may be filed only as attachments to other pleadings.
Proposed or draft orders must not be filed with the clerk as stand-alone documents. Proposed or draft orders may be filed with the clerk only as attachments to other pleadings.
CRITICAL
Parties filing motions to retain must file any objection to mediation simultaneously with a motion to retain.
Parties filing motions to retain must file any objection to mediation simultaneously with a motion to retain.
CRITICAL
All necessary evidence must be bundled into the same email as the submission request.
All necessary evidence must be included in the same email.
CRITICAL
Parties filing motions to retain must file any objection to mediation simultaneously with a motion to retain.
Parties filing motions to retain must file any objection to mediation simultaneously with a motion to retain.
CRITICALCivil casesProposed or draft document; may not be in force
All necessary evidence must be included in the submission email.
All necessary evidence must be included in the same email.
INFOCivil cases
PDF proposed orders may optionally be attached as an exhibit to the motion in the same filing.
PDF proposed orders may be attached as an exhibit to the motion in the same filing.
Does Travis County District Courts require motion papers to be bundled?
Travis County District Courts: Proposed or draft orders may not be filed alone; they may be filed only as attachments to other pleadings.
Bundling is optional for covered papers before Judge Cory Liu. PDF proposed orders may optionally be attached as an exhibit to the motion in the same filing.
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