Young County District Court, Texas Adjournment & Extension Requirements
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Requirements for requesting adjournments, extensions, and continuances.
Continuances or setting changes require all parties’ agreement to be cancelled; if opposed, a timely motion for continuance must be filed and copied to all parties, and a hearing must be held in court or by conference call.
Any continuance or changes in settings must be the agreement of all parties before they will be cancelled. Upon opposition to a continuance or rescheduling of a setting, a formal Motion for Continuance must be timely filed and copied to all parties and a hearing shall be held either in open Court or via conference call.
Only the Court may cancel a setting; a party may not cancel a trial or hearing without opposing counsel’s consent and notification to the Court.
Only the Court will cancel a setting. No party shall cancel a trial or hearing without the consent of opposing counsel and then only upon notification to the Court.
How do I request an adjournment or extension in Young County District Court, Texas?
Judge Phillip C. Gregory: Continuances or setting changes require all parties’ agreement to be cancelled; if opposed, a timely motion for continuance must be filed and copied to all parties, and a hearing must be held in court or by conference call.
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