Cooke County, TX
All 12 county-scoped rules
Every published instrument scoped to Cooke County, newest effective date first. 3 region-wide and 1,248 statewide instruments also apply here — search all three layers together. Procedural information only; not legal advice.
Published rules, newest effective date first
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Cooke County Court at Law — Standing Order Regarding Use of Artificial Intelligence
The Cooke County Court at Law's artificial-intelligence standing order: a self-represented litigant or attorney who uses AI must incorporate and certify a certificate within each AI-generated pleading, and recording and AI use are banned in and near the courtroom and court offices.
Cooke County Court at Law — Attorney Withdrawal Requirements
The Cooke County Court at Law's requirements for an attorney's withdrawal: delivery to the client, the facts the motion must recite, the civil timing and content rules, and when withdrawal may be granted without a hearing.
Cooke County — Expunction Procedures (District Clerk)
The Cooke County District Clerk's expunction procedures: naming the correct magistrate justice of the peace in the petition and order, the filing fee, and the agency-notice list.
235th District Court — Information for Filing a Divorce Pro Se (Cooke County)
The Cooke County District Clerk's information for a self-represented divorce in the 235th District Court: the fees and payment methods, the 60-day waiting period, the agreed-divorce walk-in prove-up window, and the contested-case setting.
Cooke County Local Administrative Order — Civil Cases by Amount in Controversy
The Cooke County local administrative order of the 235th District Court and the County Court at Law directing where a civil case is filed and heard based on the amount in controversy.
Cooke County Court at Law — Local Rules of Practice
The local rules of practice in the Cooke County Court at Law (approved by the Supreme Court): time standards, civil settings and pretrial, juvenile and criminal dockets, courtroom decorum, withdrawal and substitution, and submission of judgments.
235th District Court (Cooke County) — E-Filing Tips and Electronic Service
The Cooke County District Clerk's e-filing tips for the 235th District Court and the transition to re:SearchTX for electronic delivery of orders and notices in civil and family cases.
Cooke County Court at Law — Criminal Case Procedures
The Cooke County Court at Law's criminal-case procedure: the arraignment, consultation and status-conference settings, when appearances may be waived, and when pleas are heard.
Cooke County Court at Law — Inventory, Appraisement and List of Claims Instructions
The Cooke County Court at Law's annotated instructions for preparing an Inventory, Appraisement and List of Claims in a guardianship or estate: the Court's filing expectations before it will approve the inventory.
Cooke County Court at Law — Occupational Driver's License Filing Requirements
The Cooke County Court at Law's filing requirements for an occupational driver's license: the documentation a petitioner must provide before a hearing is scheduled or the case is filed.
Cooke County Court at Law — Procedures for Criminal Class C Appeals
The Cooke County Court at Law's procedure for criminal Class C appeals: no arraignment or pretrial, a monthly status-conference docket with mandatory attendance, and how a guilty plea or a trial date is handled.
Cooke County Court at Law — Uncontested Divorce and Name-Change Walk-In Docket
The Cooke County Court at Law's walk-in schedule for uncontested and agreed divorces and name changes.