Lamb County, TX
All 2 county-scoped rules
Every published instrument scoped to Lamb County, newest effective date first. 1 region-wide and 1,248 statewide instruments also apply here — search all three layers together. Procedural information only; not legal advice.
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Local Administrative Rules of the 154th District Court, Lamb County (effective January 15, 2023)
Local administrative rules of the 154th District Court for Lamb County, effective January 15, 2023: general rules (calendars and holidays, hours, time standards, continuances, preferential settings, submission of orders, counsel for indigents, interpreters); civil settings, jury docket calls, pre-trial motions, discovery, summary judgments, dismissal for want of prosecution, ADR, jury questions; family and juvenile cases; criminal cases; attorney matters (conflicting settings, substitution, withdrawal); attorney vacations; and courtroom decorum.
Information for Pro-Se Litigants - 154th District Court, Lamb County
Notice for self-represented litigants in the Lamb County district court: a pro se litigant must know and follow the law and court rules (the Texas Rules of Evidence and of Civil and Criminal Procedure, the Lamb County Local Rules and the Lawyer's Creed) and faces the same consequences as an attorney; court staff and opposing counsel cannot give legal advice; no ex parte communication with the judge; a current mailing address and telephone number must be kept on file with the clerk and the court; requests are made by written motion; filed documents must meet the listed format rules (one-sided 8.5 x 11 paper, 1-inch margins, a cover page with the style, cause number, court and title) and be served on the other side; violations may result in sanctions.