Liberty County, TX
All 6 county-scoped rules
Every published instrument scoped to Liberty County, newest effective date first. 2 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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Liberty County Media Plan and Rules Regarding Recording or Broadcasting
The Liberty County media plan governing recording or broadcasting of court proceedings by individuals, with safeguards to preserve the dignity of proceedings and a fair trial.
Liberty County Standing Order Establishing Confidentiality of DFPS Court Records
The Liberty County standing order establishing the confidentiality of court records in suits brought by the Department of Family and Protective Services, restricting public access to child-welfare case records consistent with the Family Code and CAPTA.
Liberty County Standing Order Regarding Children, Property and Conduct of the Parties
The Liberty County family standing order (current August 2025 edition), self-executing in every divorce and SAPCR: it protects the children, preserves the parties’ property, and restrains harassing or threatening conduct while the suit is pending.
Local Rules of the District Courts of Liberty County
The Liberty County district courts’ local rules (current August 2025 edition): application and jurisdiction; assignment of cases (equal rotation by the District Clerk); the local administrative district judge (Gov’t Code § 74.091); and civil, criminal and family case management.
Liberty County Justice of the Peace Courts Local Rules of Procedure and Decorum
The Liberty County justice of the peace courts’ local rules of procedure and decorum (effective March 1, 2023): the administration, civil and criminal procedures and courtroom decorum for the county’s justice courts.
Liberty County Standing Order of Administration Regarding Eminent Domain Cases
A standing order of administration by the two Liberty County Courts at Law assigning all eminent-domain cases to County Court at Law No. 1 — to achieve a fair division of caseloads and consistent handling of these specialized cases through to disposition.