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County Court at Law No. 2's summary-judgment procedure (page last modified June 15, 2015): motions are set for submission and ruled on with any affidavit objections and reply without a hearing unless a party wishes to be heard, both wish to argue the law, or the court requests one; the movant's notice of hearing is forwarded to the opponent, who may request an oral hearing up to seven days before the submission date; parties are encouraged to submit proposed orders, otherwise the prevailing party prepares one and obtains the opponent's signature as to form.
Texas > Tarrant County > County Court at Law No. 2 (civil) — motions for summary judgment.
"Because there is no evidence taken at hearings on Motions for Summary Judgment, most will be ruled upon without the necessity of a hearing. A date and time will be set for submission and the court will rule upon the motion, any objections to affidavits and any Reply filed. Moving and non-Moving parties are encouraged to submit a proposed Order on the motion and, if applicable, any Order on objections. There is no need to appear for a Motion Summary Judgment unless: One of the parties wishes to be heard in an effort to assist the court in understanding their briefed arguments; Both parties wish to argue the law as it applies to the undisputed facts in the motion; or The Court requests a hearing. Generally, a party submitting a Motion for Summary Judgment and a request for hearing will send a Notice of the Hearing and forward to opposing counsel or the pro se respondent. If the Movant has not requested an oral hearing the non-moving party may do so not later than seven days before the date of submission of the Motion. … If proposed Orders on the motion have been submitted, the Court will render its decision and sign the appropriate Order. If no Orders are prepared the prevailing party will be contacted by the court coordinator and asked to prepare an Order reflecting the ruling of the Court and obtain the signature of opposing counsel or the pro se opponent (who may agree to the Order or may agree to the Order as to form only)." (Page last modified June 15, 2015.)
"Because there is no evidence taken at hearings on Motions for Summary Judgment, most will be ruled upon without the necessity of a hearing. A date and time will be set for submission and the court will rule upon the motion, any objections to affidavits and any Reply filed. Moving and non-Moving parties are encouraged to submit a proposed Order on the motion and, if applicable, any Order on object
Reviewer note: Own-site HTML page read in full 2026-09-06 from custody; quoted verbatim; 2015 posting — court-scoped. Composed benchpath-ajr8-tarrant (own-site lane).
3 verbatim requirements on motion calendar in JEREMY I. FRANKER's division.
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