The 254th District Court's standard Pre-Trial Order (Hon. Kimberly Brown; captured from the court's own page): the family-docket pretrial regime entered at the pre-trial conference — mediation and inventory obligations, the 30-day discovery close, day-before-trial filing deadlines, and Rule 165a/215 enforcement.
Texas > Dallas County > 254th District Court (family; entered at the pre-trial conference in each case)
Reviewer note: Own-site standard order composed verbatim from custody bytes; sibling of the 256th's order with materially different deadlines (day-before vs five-day filings; 7-day vs 5-day questionnaires) — composed per court, differences preserved.
17 verbatim requirements extracted from 4243-01__2021-05.pdf, across 4 topics.
Judge Eckley-Moulder's courtroom policies (court starts 9:30 sharp): at the Final Pre-Trial, all trial counsel and the defendant must be physically present, phones silenced, and no recording without media clearance.
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