Guadalupe County, TX
All 16 county-scoped rules
Every published instrument scoped to Guadalupe 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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Standing Order on Use of Generative Artificial Intelligence (25th & 2nd 25th Judicial Districts, Guadalupe County)
A standing order of the District Courts serving Guadalupe County (25th and 2nd 25th Judicial Districts) on the use of generative artificial intelligence, placing the duty of accuracy on the lawyer or litigant, warning of hallucinations, and requiring a bold verification in any pleading prepared with the aid of generative AI.
Standing Order Regarding Motions for Summary Judgment — 2nd 25th District Court (Guadalupe County)
Standing order of the 2nd 25th District Court in Guadalupe County: to comply with the March 1, 2026 amendment to TRCP 166a, the District Clerk must notify the court's Court Administrator, no later than the close of business on the day of filing, of any summary-judgment motion, response, reply, or other dispositive filing, and on the filing of a motion for summary judgment must obtain a hearing date from the Court Administrator and send a notice of hearing to all parties.
Standing Order Regarding Motions for Summary Judgment — 456th District Court (Guadalupe County)
Standing order of the 456th District Court in Guadalupe County: to comply with the March 1, 2026 amendment to TRCP 166a, the District Clerk must notify the court's Court Administrator, no later than the close of business on the day of filing, of any summary-judgment motion, response, reply, or other dispositive filing, and on the filing of a motion for summary judgment must obtain a hearing date from the Court Administrator and send a notice of hearing to all parties.
Standing Order for the 25th Judicial District Court (Guadalupe County) — Notification of Summary-Judgment and Dispositive Filings
Standing order of the 25th Judicial District Court in Guadalupe County: to comply with the March 1, 2026 amendment to TRCP 166a, the District Clerk must notify the court's Court Administrator, no later than the close of business on the day of filing, of any motion for summary judgment, response, reply, or other dispositive motion or response, with the date and time of filing, the title of the document and the filing party.
25th and 2nd 25th Judicial District Local Rules (Guadalupe County)
The current local rules of the District Courts serving Guadalupe County (the 25th and 2nd 25th Judicial Districts), governing the central criminal jury docket, civil jury dockets, case distribution, the local administrative judge and court calendars (edition of February 25, 2025), superseding the prior editions.
Standing Order for Criminal Cases and Jury Trials in the 456th District Court (Guadalupe County)
A standing order of the 456th District Court of Guadalupe County (Judge Heather Hines Wright) governing pretrial and jury-trial procedures in criminal cases, including jail-docket priority, video redactions, proposed jury charges, and the charging conference.
County Court at Law No. 2 (Judge Kirsten Legore) Remote Detention Hearing Procedures Plan — Guadalupe County
Plan adopted under Texas Family Code § 54.012 by Guadalupe County Court at Law #2 for conducting juvenile detention hearings as remote proceedings: the court's discretion to allow or require remote participation, cross-examination, the unobstructed-camera-view requirement for testifying witnesses, and how physical and digital evidence is presented (emailed to the court and court reporter) and tendered.
Guadalupe County Judge — Probate Docket Assignment Notice (uncontested probate matters in the County Court; effective Jan. 1, 2019)
Notice of the Guadalupe County Judge: beginning January 1, 2019 the County Judge handles three kinds of uncontested cases in the County Court (applications to probate a will with letters testamentary or letters of independent administration with will annexed, applications to probate a will as a muniment of title, and small estate affidavits); all other cases are filed and heard in the County Court at Law.
456th District Court — Remote Detention Hearing Procedures Plan (Guadalupe County)
The plan adopted under Texas Family Code section 54.012 by the 456th District Court of Guadalupe County (Judge Heather Hines Wright) to conduct juvenile detention hearings as remote proceedings, governing remote participation, cross-examination, camera and confrontation requirements, and the presentation of physical evidence.
Guadalupe County Court — Blanket Order Authorizing Release of Mental Health Court Records (NICS/NIAA)
A blanket order of the Guadalupe County Court authorizing the release of mental-health court records under section 571.015 of the Texas Health and Safety Code to comply with the federal NICS Improvement Amendments Act, so that qualifying records are reported to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System.
Guadalupe County Courts at Law — Administrative Order Requiring the Guardianship Bill of Rights to be Attached to the Personal Citation on the Proposed Ward
An administrative order of the Guadalupe County Courts at Law (sitting in probate) requiring the 'Bill of Rights for Persons under Guardianship' (Texas Estates Code section 1151.351) to be attached to the personal citation served on the proposed ward in every application to appoint a guardian.
Guadalupe County Justice of the Peace Pct. 1 — Courtroom Attire and Conduct (Judge Darrell William Hunter; Guadalupe County)
The court-published Guadalupe County Justice of the Peace Pct. 1 — Courtroom Attire and Conduct, quoted whole from the document as posted (2 page(s)).
Guadalupe County Probate Court — Administrative Order Requiring Use of the Court's Approved Form for Small Estate Affidavits
An administrative order (No. 2019-1) of the Guadalupe County Probate Court requiring that Small Estate Affidavits filed under Chapter 205 of the Texas Estates Code use the Court's approved form posted on the Court's website.
Guadalupe County Probate Court — Order Requiring Citation by Posting of All Small Estate Affidavits
An order of the Guadalupe County Probate Court requiring citation by posting for Small Estate Affidavits authorized under the Texas Estates Code before the Court will act on them.
Guadalupe County Statutory County Courts at Law — Order Finding Areas Essential to Court Operations
An order of the Guadalupe County Statutory County Courts at Law judges finding the areas essential to the operations of their courts (courtrooms, chambers, jury rooms, clerks' and reporters' offices, consultation rooms, and access areas), the predicate for restricting weapons and access in those areas.
Standing Order for Criminal Cases and Jury Trials in the 2nd 25th District Court (Guadalupe County)
A standing order of the 2nd 25th District Court of Guadalupe County governing pretrial and jury-trial procedures in criminal cases, parallel to the 456th District Court's order, including jail-docket priority, video redactions, proposed jury charges, and the charging conference.