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Effective immediately, every fiat or notice of hearing in the civil county courts must contain all the information designated in the document posted on the Bexar County Courts and County Clerk websites and in the Clerk's Civil Central filing office; existing settings had to be amended, and failure to supply the required information by noon the day before the hearing may result in the case not being assigned.
Applies to fiats and notices of setting in the civil division of the Bexar County Courts at Law (County Courts at Law Nos. 3 and 10 and the Civil Presiding Court); the CCL Local Rules (Part 2 B.II.B) carry the same requirement. Issued by then-Administrative Judge John A. Longoria, who has left the bench; no judge join. Procedural information only; not legal advice.
JUDGE JOHN A. LONGORIA, Local Administrative Judge, Bexar County Courts at Law, 300 Dolorosa, 4th Floor, (210) 335-2549. Date: September 2, 2020. To: All Attorneys and Litigants with matters in the Civil County Courts. From: Judge John Longoria, Administrative Judge for County Courts at Law. Re: CIVIL COUNTY COURT NOTICE REGARDING REQUIRED INFORMATION TO BE INCLUDED IN ALL FIATS OR NOTICES OF SETTINGS. Effective immediately, and until further notice, all Fiats or Notices of Hearings must contain all necessary information designated in the attached document, a copy of which is posted on the Bexar County Courts website at https://www.bexar.org/1055/County-Courts, and the Bexar County Clerk website at https://www.bexar.org/2946/County-Clerk, and shall be posted in the Bexar County Clerk's Civil Central filing office. If you have a current setting for October through December, 2020, on the Civil County Court Presiding Court dockets, and have not already done so, you must amend your fiat or notice of setting to include all required information and file that amendment immediately. Failure to provide the required information at least by 12:00 p.m. the day before your hearing is set may result in your case not being assigned. Judge John A. Longoria [electronic signature September 2, 2020]. [The "attached document" listing the required contents is not part of the registered file; the County Courts at Law Local Rules, Part 2 B.II.B, likewise direct that fiats and notices of hearing contain the information in the document posted at https://www.bexar.org/1055/County-Courts.]
JUDGE JOHN A. LONGORIA, Local Administrative Judge, Bexar County Courts at Law, 300 Dolorosa, 4th Floor, (210) 335-2549. Date: September 2, 2020. To: All Attorneys and Litigants with matters in the Civil County Courts. From: Judge John Longoria, Administrative Judge for County Courts at Law. Re: CIVIL COUNTY COURT NOTICE REGARDING REQUIRED INFORMATION TO BE INCLUDED IN ALL FIATS OR NOTICES OF SETT
Reviewer note: Composed 2026-09-08 from the TOPICs custody file (one page; native text layer read in full). The "attached document" listing the required fiat contents is not in the registered file; the website it points to is in the own-site layer.
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