Waller County District Court Filing Bundling Requirements
4 rules from official source documents
Whether to bundle related filings together or file them promptly as completed.
CRITICAL
Summary-judgment motions may be filed under submission and remain governed by Rule 166(b), except that the notice period is extended to 30 days after filing for standard and no-evidence motions.
Motions for Summary Judgment Rule 166(b) TRCP may be filed under submission. The Court will follow Rule 166(b) TRCP for submission filings regarding motions for summary judgment, save and except, the 21 day notice to opposing counsel requirement under section (c) of Rule 166(a) of the TRCP is extended to 30-days after filing for both standard and no-evidence motions for summary judgment.
WARNING
A fully agreed matter may be submitted without a hearing or submission period, must show all counsel or pro se signatures, and must identify itself as agreed in the motion heading.
On such fully agreed matters, the Court will sign the Order on presentment without a submission period. Such matters must show the signatures of all counsel or pro se parties. The heading of the motion shall state that it is agreed.
WARNING
Summary judgment motions may be filed under submission.
Motions for Summary Judgment Rule 166(b) TRCP may be filed under submission.
INFO
Rule 91(a) motions may be filed under submission and remain governed by Rule 91(a).
Motions for Dismissal of Baseless Causes of Action under Rule 91(a) TRCP may be filed under submission. The Court will follow Rule 91(a) TRCP for submission filings regarding motions for dismissal of baseless causes of action.
Does Waller County District Court require motion papers to be bundled?
Bundling is optional for covered papers in Waller County District Court. Summary-judgment motions may be filed under submission and remain governed by Rule 166(b), except that the notice period is extended to 30 days after filing for standard and no-evidence motions.
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