Williamson County District Courts Document Format Requirements
4 rules from official source documents
Font, margin, spacing, and file format requirements for court filings.
All signatures on the relevant divorce documents must be handwritten and must not be typed names.
All signatures must be a handwritten signature and not a typed name.
Each exhibit file name must identify the presenting party, exhibit number, and provide a very brief description.
The file name should contain three things: Party presenting the exhibit, a number, and a very brief description.
Each exhibit must be placed in a separate file and marked sequentially with numbers.
Each exhibit should be in a file of its own and marked sequentially using numbers.
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Attorneys should provide one paper copy of trial exhibits, with plaintiffs or petitioners using a white exhibit binder and defendants or respondents using a black binder.
Attorneys should provide one paper copy of their exhibits they intend to use at trial. This paper copy will be for the jury to have with them during deliberations. Plaintiffs or Petitioners should use a white exhibit binder, and Defendants or Respondents should use a black binder.
What formatting rules apply to filings in Williamson County District Courts?
Judge Ryan Larson's formatting rule includes the file name must contain the party presenting the exhibit., the file name must contain the exhibit number., and the file name must contain a very brief description.. Each exhibit file name must identify the presenting party, exhibit number, and provide a very brief description.
Judge Terence M. Davis' formatting rule includes file format paper, provide one paper copy of exhibits intended for use at trial., plaintiffs or petitioners should use a white exhibit binder., and defendants or respondents should use a black binder.. Attorneys should provide one paper copy of trial exhibits, with plaintiffs or petitioners using a white exhibit binder and defendants or respondents using a black binder.
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