Erath County, TX
All 16 county-scoped rules
Every published instrument scoped to Erath 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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266th District Court Standing Order Regarding Use of Artificial Intelligence (Erath County)
The 266th District Court's artificial-intelligence standing order: a self-represented litigant or attorney who uses AI must sign and submit the attached certification before using any AI-generated information in a submission.
Erath County Justice Court Youth Diversion Plan
The Erath County Justice Court youth diversion plan under Code of Criminal Procedure Chapter 45A: eligibility, diversion agreements, the administrative fee, and expunction at 18.
Erath County Court at Law — Standing Order Regarding Remote Detention Hearings (Juvenile)
The Erath County Court at Law's plan, sitting as a juvenile court, for conducting juvenile detention hearings remotely by Zoom under Family Code section 54.012, with participant duties for cross-examination, camera views and evidence.
Erath County Local Administrative Order Pursuant to the Damon Allen Act (Bail)
The Erath County local administrative order under the Damon Allen Act setting the bail procedures for Class B and higher offenses: magistrate training, a public-safety report before bail, the 48-hour bail deadline, and the courts that may set felony or personal bond.
266th District Court Administrative Order — Dissolution When a Child Is Born During Marriage and the Husband Is Not the Biological Father (Erath County)
The 266th District Court's administrative order (Appendix B to the local rules) prescribing how a divorce proceeds when a child is born during the marriage but the parties agree the husband is not the biological father: rebuttal of the paternity presumption by acknowledgment or by adjudication.
266th District Court Local Rules (Erath County)
The local rules of the 266th Judicial District Court of Erath County (adopted July 1, 2022): time standards, courtroom decorum, the calendar and setting process, criminal and civil pretrial practice, motion practice, trial procedure, and withdrawal and judgment submission.
266th District Court Standard Criminal Discovery Order (Erath County)
The 266th District Court's standard criminal discovery order (Appendix A to the local rules): the State's self-executing article 39.14 disclosures on indictment, restrictions on the use of criminal histories, and the defendant's remaining filing duties.
266th District Court Standing Order — Property and Conduct of the Parties in Divorce and SAPCR (Erath County)
The 266th District Court's standing order (Appendix C to the local rules, July 1, 2022 edition) restraining the parties in every divorce and suit affecting the parent-child relationship: the children, conduct, property, records, insurance, the pre-hearing conference requirement, and the pre-trial inventory and proposals.
Erath County Court at Law — Policy Regarding Pro Se Applicants (Probate and Guardianship)
The Erath County Court at Law's policy on self-represented (pro se) applicants in probate and guardianship: a pro se party may represent only himself, not an estate or another person, and the court will take no action on such filings without an attorney of record.
Erath County Court at Law — Local Rules
The local rules of the Erath County Court at Law: agreed pretrial orders on discovery and special exceptions, jury charges before pretrial, audio recording in lieu of a reporter, criminal docket-call and plea-bargain practice, and witness and probate procedures.
266th District Court — Pro Se Divorce Instructions (Erath County)
The Erath County District Clerk's instruction sheet stating the 266th District Court's requirements for a self-represented divorce: the documents to file, the standing-order and AI-order certificates, in-person notarization, and the rule that all paperwork is filed before a court date is set.
Erath County Court at Law — Small Estate Affidavit Checklist
The Erath County Court at Law's checklist of the twelve requirements the court applies before approving a Small Estate Affidavit.
Erath County Court at Law — Standing Order on Criminal-History Discovery (Misdemeanor Cases)
The Erath County Court at Law's standing order in all criminal misdemeanor cases: the State produces the defendant's criminal arrest and conviction records to defense counsel by the pretrial hearing without a motion.
Erath County Justice of the Peace Courts — Local Rules of Procedure
The local rules of procedure for the Erath County Justice of the Peace courts: general provisions and calendar, civil filing and jury practice, criminal settings and standard fines, and transfers between precincts.
Erath County Justice of the Peace Precinct 1, 3 & 4 — Driving Safety Course Eligibility
The Justice of the Peace Precinct 1, 3 & 4 notice of the requirements to be eligible for a driving safety course dismissal and how to obtain the required driving record.
Erath County Justice of the Peace Precinct 2 — Driving Safety Course Eligibility
The Justice of the Peace Precinct 2 notice of the requirements to be eligible for a driving safety course dismissal and how to obtain the required driving record.