Brazoria County District Courts Courtesy Copy Requirements
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When and how to deliver courtesy copies to chambers, including triggers, timing, and formatting. This page is scoped to Brazoria County District Courts; use the court rules overview to switch categories without leaving this court.
Checked and corrected to match the court's document on Oct 4, 2026CRITICAL
A courtesy copy of exhibits, documents, and reports offered at trial must be provided to the Court on the day of trial.
9. A "courtesy copy" of exhibits, documents and reports to be offered at trial shall be provided to the Court on the day of trial.
Checked against the court's document on Oct 4, 2026WARNING
The court requests courtesy copies of specified family-case pleadings and related documents, including pleadings filed on the hearing day, the brief in support with attached cases, proposed property division, trial inventory and appraisal, and intended trial exhibits.
When, if ever, do you want a court copy (“courtesy copy”) of pleadings? Family cases- 1. Pleadings filed on the day of the hearing 2. Brief in support of motion with cases attached 3. Proposed Division of Property 4. Trial Inventory and Appraisement 5. Exhibits intended to be admitted at the hearing or trial
Are courtesy copies required in Brazoria County District Courts?
Judge Chad Dwayne Bradshaw: Courtesy-copy rule applies for exhibits, documents, and reports. Details: delivery on day of trial. A courtesy copy of exhibits, documents, and reports offered at trial must be provided to the Court on the day of trial.
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