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The 192nd District Court's Rule 106 substitute-service requirements and mandated order form, as registered in the statewide TOPICs local-rules registry (posted 01/30/2023): the sworn-statement contents, the electronic-service evidentiary standard under TRCP 106(b)(2) and the Supreme Court's Misc. Docket Nos. 20-9148 and 20-9103, and the form-order mandate with denial for unexplained deviation.
Texas > Dallas County > 192nd District Court (Hon. Maria Aceves)
Reviewer note: Operative requirements quoted verbatim from the registered document (richer than the 101st's parallel regime — adds the electronic-service standard); custody sha256 in the registry ledger (doc 1114); the court's own-site posting (192nd-Rule-106.pdf) verified text-identical to the registered edition (similarity 1.000 — a re-post; own-site custody sha in the crawl ledger); the current 192nd policies soften the form from mandatory to may-use with good-cause variance — recorded on the policies rule.
Judge Eckley-Moulder: when an unrepresented party is in the case, the lawyer presenting a post-hearing order must give the JA stamped, addressed envelopes for service; civil hearings default to Zoom, and cancellations MUST be confirmed by the JA.
A document filed electronically must be served electronically through the electronic filing manager whenever the recipient's email address is on file with it; otherwise service may be made in person, by mail, by commercial delivery, by fax, by email, or as directed by the court.
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