District Judge · 410th District Court
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27 verified requirements may apply in this courtroom, by layer: 5 published by Judge Jennifer James Robin · 9 county-wide · 2 region-wide · 11 statewide — with 9 rule deadlines across those layers. Only the judge's own rules are specific to this courtroom; the other layers apply by court, county and state scope, and a court- or case-specific order can displace them.
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District Judge — 410th District Court, Montgomery County
Appeals from this courtroom go to the Ninth Court of Appeals.
● LiveThat court's published bench (4): Jay Wright, Kent Chambers, Leanne Johnson, Scott Golemon
County-to-district assignment per Tex. Gov't Code sec. 22.201(j), live-fetched registry.
5 verified rules specific to this judge's division, grouped by requirement category. 27 total requirements apply in this courtroom across all layers — the Full Premium Report assembles the complete stack.
No judge-level deadline on record runs shorter than a statewide deadline with the same trigger. The sentinel compares quoted timing across every published rule scoped to this judge on each visit — a clean result today is re-earned tomorrow.
Judge Jennifer Robin's standing order on all motions and hearings in the 410th District Court (companion to the 418th's order): whether heard orally or by submission, parties comply with the county family local rules; matters not requiring live testimony are set by SUBMISSION with at least 10 days notice per Rule 2.3 (or the longer TRCP period, e.g. 21 days for summary judgment); submission dates come from the Court Coordinator and go in a Notice of Submission served on all parties with a proposed order granting the relief — failure to file a timely Notice of Hearing by Submission, a proposed order fully setting forth the relief, or a certificate of conference results in NO ACTION on the motion; counsel may request an oral hearing in writing when filing a motion, and the opponent files a response (which may request an oral hearing) with a proposed order denying relief at least two working days before submission, with failure to respond treated as no opposition and the coordinator advising whether/when an oral hearing is granted; and no submission motion is granted unless the movant filed a certificate of conference per Rule 2.3, except summary-judgment, default-judgment, voluntary-dismissal/nonsuit, new-trial, instanter, and service-of-citation motions.
Judge Jennifer Robin's standing order on default judgments in the 410th District Court: default requests follow the TRCP and case law; a no-answer default may be set for oral hearing without further notice to the defaulting party, on a date/time given by the Court Coordinator; in family-law matters dividing the marital estate a sworn Inventory and Appraisement must be on file at the default hearing (or the matter is reset) and a copy marked and offered as an exhibit; in family-law child/medical-support matters the party must prepare and mark as exhibits the proposed child-support calculations, supporting documentation, and proof of insurance cost (if available); and in all default-set cases a proposed judgment must be on file by the hearing date with counsel ensuring the relief is covered by the pleadings.
Judge Jennifer Robin's standing order requiring mediation in the 410th District Court: prior to an evidentiary oral hearing (with stated exceptions), all parties must attend mediation, and must participate in a SEPARATE mediation for final trial no more than 90 days before final trial (mediation more than 90 days out is too remote to comply); each party must contact the opposing side to schedule and complete mediation before the court date, and a party unable to obtain cooperation must file a motion to compel mediation at least 45 days before trial set on a submission docket. Mediation is NOT required before hearings on motions to compel discovery, summary judgment, default judgments, voluntary dismissal/nonsuit, service of citation, new trial, or TROs (post-TRO injunctive matters at the court's discretion). All parties and attorneys must attend all scheduled sessions for constructive settlement negotiation; TRE 408 and CPRC 154.054/154.073 confidentiality govern; each attorney may be present with the client throughout; and a party wanting time beyond the final-trial date to enter agreed MSA orders may request it in the Joint Status Report for the submission pretrial (failure to appear via that report, even with an MSA, could result in dismissal).
Judge Jennifer Robin's standing order prohibiting recording/broadcasting in the 410th District Court: 'recording' means photographing, audio, or video by any means; 'broadcasting' means disseminating to the public by newspaper, TV, radio, internet, or other means; 'media' is broadly defined; 'court proceedings' exclude investitures/ceremonies but include any time court is in session. Recording or broadcasting proceedings is strictly prohibited — no person may photograph, audio-record, video-record, broadcast live, or make a Zoom recording of proceedings; no person other than the court reporter, administrator, and coordinator may record or broadcast the court's Zoom video/telephonic proceedings without express permission (binding on the public and media who view or listen), on pain of monetary sanctions or contempt. Media outside the courtroom must not create a distraction or restrict movement through the courtroom door, and may not photograph or record the courtroom when its doors are ajar.
Judge Jennifer Robin's standing order governing remote witness appearances by Zoom in the 410th District Court: a sponsoring attorney or pro se party whose written motion for a witness to appear remotely is granted must fully and timely comply; the motion is timely if filed at least 7 days before the hearing/final trial (or within one business day of receiving short notice), and a motion filed less than 72 hours before may be untimely absent leave; failure to comply vacates the remote-appearance permission and bars the witness from remote testimony (the witness must appear in person or be excluded, and the hearing/trial will not be continued for the failure); the sponsoring party must conduct Zoom testing with each remote witness beforehand (audio/video/internet checks); and must provide an electronic copy of all parties' exhibits and ensure each remote witness either prints the exhibits or has them on a separate device to reference while testifying.
No judge-scoped deadlines on this tab. Deadlines are extracted only when the source rule text states them — we never infer or calculate dates the rule does not explicitly contain. 9 rule deadlines apply in this courtroom across all layers — assembled with citations in the Full Premium Report.
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last checked October 24, 2026
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District Judge — 410th District Court, Montgomery Countycurrent
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