Court Rules
Judge Monica Purdy
Judge

Judge Monica Purdy

Individual Rules, Standing Orders & Policies

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Dallas County Civil District Courts

Limits & Logistics

Courtesy Copies

Filings > 5 pages

  • 1 copy • Hand Delivery • Three Days Before Hearing

Motion

  • Hand Delivery • Three Days Before Pretrial Conference

Motion, Opposition, Reply, Proposed Order

  • 1 copy • Email • 72 Hours Before Hearing

Communication

Email

Coordinator

kalonzo@dallascourts.org
Scheduling
Phone

Clerk

214-653-6603
Scheduling
Phone

Chambers

214-653-6167
Scheduling
Phone

Coordinator

(214) 653-6361
Status Inquiries
Letter via ECF
Court-wide

Clerk

Scheduling
Filters:AllMandatoryImportantFormattingEvidence/WitnessesCourtesy CopiesProposed OrdersExhibitsTRO/InjunctionElectronicsConferences

Document Format Requirements3 rules

Formatting

Checked against the court's document on Sep 20, 2026Mandatory

Exhibits and other evidence must be electronically delivered to the Court Reporter in PDF format in advance of the hearing, pre-marked with exhibit stickers and chronologically and sequentially numbered.

Any party needing to admit either exhibits or other evidence referred to above must electronically deliver same to the Court Reporter in PDF format in advance of the hearing already pre-marked with exhibit stickers and chronologically numbered for ease of reference (and directing a witness's attention) during remote proceedings. The pages of each Exhibit, deposition, declaration of other proffered evidence must be sequentially numbered for ease of reference.

Required Format

PDF

Formatting

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Do not submit to the Court a flash drive or other computer device with materials for the Court's consideration.

Summary: Flash drives and other computer devices may not be submitted to the Court.

Formatting

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This is needed in PDF format (NO LINKS, NO ZIP FILES).

Summary: Courtesy copies must be in PDF format and must not contain links or zip files.

Required Format

PDF

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Document Filing Requirements10 rules

Filing Requirements

Checked and corrected to match the court's document on Sep 20, 2026Important

A notice of a remote deposition must advise of the witness and Court Reporter location, the ability to participate remotely, and include platform access information.

Deposition may be noticed to proceed technologically and remotely. Said Notice shall specifically advise of the location of the prospective Witness and the Court Reporter. It shall also advise all counsel of record and any other persons of the ability to participate remotely. 2. Any Notice shall include telephone number or other technological platform identification, access codes or other pertinent information to effectuate access to the proceedings by any interested individual or entity.

Document Type

Deposition Notice

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Filing Requirements

Checked against the court's document on Sep 20, 2026Important

When the L.R. 2.07 conference produces agreement, the moving party must submit an Agreed Order reflecting that agreement.

Whenever the L.R. 2.07 conference results in agreement between the parties, the Moving Party shall submit an Agreed Order reflecting agreement.

Document Type

Agreed Order

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

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This will require the following efiled documents: 1) an affidavit by the next friend; 2) a written GAL report (filed at least three working days prior to the hearing); 3) the broker’s affidavit if an annuity is being purchased; 4) a proposed order approving GAL fees signed off on by defense counsel; and 5) a proposed final judgment.

Summary: Minor prove-ups require e-filing of an affidavit by the next friend, a written GAL report, broker's affidavit if applicable, proposed order approving GAL fees, and proposed final judgment.

Document Type

Prove Up Submission

Content & Formatting
Proposed Order
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

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Plaintiff’s attorney shall e-file his client’s affidavit, 18.001 affidavits with records attached, attorney’s fees affidavit, etc. so that they are in the clerk’s record and the court can consider by submission.

Summary: Default prove-ups require e-filing of client's affidavit, 18.001 affidavits with records, and attorney's fees affidavit.

Document Type

Default Prove Up Submission

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Filing RequirementsCivil cases

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When a case has been announced settled, Plaintiff shall either file notice of nonsuit (with order) or a proposed agreed final judgment. When a settled case involves a minor child, parties shall file an agreed motion to appoint guardian ad litem (with order).

Summary: After settlement, Plaintiff must file notice of nonsuit or proposed agreed final judgment; for minor children, file agreed motion to appoint GAL.

Document Type

Final Disposition

Content & Formatting
Proposed Order
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Filing Requirements

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Counsel for all parties are required to bring to the hearing a printed out copy of counsel's proposed order. This requirement is not satisfied by e-filing the proposed order. If an order is agreed as to form, the parties must sign the last page of the order.

Summary: Counsel must bring a printed copy of the proposed order to the hearing; e-filing does not satisfy this, and agreed orders must be signed on the last page.

Document Type

Proposed Order

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Filing Requirements

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In cases when the next of friend of Plaintiff does not speak English, the parties shall notify the Court in the Motion for Appointment of Guardian Ad Litem that the Guardian Ad Litem should be proficient in the language spoken by the next friend.

Summary: When the next friend does not speak English, the Motion for Appointment of Guardian Ad Litem must notify the Court that the GAL should be proficient in that language.

Document Type

Motion For Appointment Of Guardian Ad Litem

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Filing Requirements

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In cases when the parties believe that a Protective Order is necessary, the Court requires that the parties use the form that is available on the Court's website.

Summary: Parties must use the form available on the Court's website for protective orders.

Document Type

Protective Order

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
Filing Requirements

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Your notice should state: ZOOM, Meeting ID 941 9835 0765.

Summary: The notice of hearing must include the Zoom meeting ID.

Document Type

Notice Of Hearing

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
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Filing Requirements

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Your notice should advise the other side to e-mail a courtesy copy (after it has been e-filed) to the Coordinator no less than 72 hours before the hearing.

Summary: The notice of hearing must instruct the other side to email a courtesy copy to the Coordinator at least 72 hours before the hearing.

Document Type

Notice Of Hearing

Specific requirements detailed in rule text.
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Filing & Service rules

Electronic Filing Rules

Minor prove-ups are done by submission and require e-filing of specified documents.

If all parties agree, minor prove-ups shall be done by submission. This will require the following efiled documents: 1) an affidavit by the next friend; 2) a written GAL report (filed at least three working days prior to the hearing); 3) the broker’s affidavit if an annuity is being purchased; 4) a proposed order approving GAL fees signed off on by defense counsel; and 5) a proposed final judgment.

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Page 1 | MINOR PROVE-UPS

Plaintiff's attorney must e-file client's affidavit, 18.001 affidavits, and attorney's fees affidavit for default prove-ups.

Plaintiff’s attorney shall e-file his client’s affidavit, 18.001 affidavits with records attached, attorney’s fees affidavit, etc. so that they are in the clerk’s record and the court can consider by submission.

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Page 1 | DEFAULT PROVE-UPS

Materials must be e-filed before hand delivery to the Court, except for in camera review materials.

With the exception of materials submitted for in camera review by the Court, the parties should not hand deliver any materials to the court that were not previously e-filed.

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Page 3 | Judge Copies

The notice of hearing must be filed electronically.

E-file notice of hearing.

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Filing Timing and Cure Windows

The written GAL report must be filed at least three working days before the hearing.

a written GAL report (filed at least three working days prior to the hearing)

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Page 1 | MINOR PROVE-UPS

Untimely summary judgments are automatically denied unless the movant obtains leave of court to file within 90 days of the next trial setting.

All untimely Summary Judgments will be automatically denied unless movant obtains leave of court to file within 90 days of the next trial setting.

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Page 1 | GENERAL ORDER

If a trial is reset, summary judgment must be set at least 90 days before any subsequent trial setting.

If a trial is reset, the Summary Judgment must be set at least 90 days before any subsequent trial setting.

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Page 1 | GENERAL ORDER

Summary judgments must be filed at least 90 days before the next trial setting unless leave of court is obtained.

All Summary Judgments must be filed at least 90 days before the date of the next trial setting absent leave of court.

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Page 1 | GENERAL ORDER

Parties must file pre-trial conference materials at least 3 business days before the conference.

At least 3 business days before the pre-trial conference, the parties shall file the materials stated in Rule 166(e)-(l), an estimate of the length of trial, objections to depositions excerpts, motions in limine, and any other contested matters that will be considered at the pre-trial conference.

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Page 4 | Pre-Trial Conferences

The date on a motion's Fiat or Notice of Hearing is deemed the date the motion is submitted to the Court for consideration.

Motions shall continue to be set for hearing by the District Clerk, as is the customary practice of each Court. The date as reflected in a Motion's Fiat or Notice of Hearing shall be considered the date of submission to the Court for consideration.

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Page 4 | Motions Currently and Prospectively Set for Hearing.

Service and Proof of Service Rules

Copies of exhibits or evidence must be contemporaneously directed to opposing counsel.

Copies must contemporaneously be directed to opposing Counsel.

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Courtesy Copy Requirements

Pleadings, briefs, or exhibits over 5 pages require a paper copy delivered to the Court at least 3 days before the hearing.

If you file a pleading, brief, or submit an exhibit to the Court that is more than five pages in length, you must deliver a paper copy of the materials to the Court no less than three days before the date of the hearing. Failure to provide a copy may result in the cancellation of your hearing. The Court staff will not print out any materials that are more than five pages in length.

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Page 3 | Judge Copies

Opposed motions for the pre-trial conference must be hand delivered to the Court at least 3 business days before the conference.

At least three (3) business days before the pre-trial conference, the parties shall also hand deliver to the Court all opposed motions that will be considered at the pre-trial conference.

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Page 4 | Pre-Trial Conferences

Email a PDF courtesy copy of any motion, response, reply, and proposed order to the Coordinator at least 72 hours before the hearing (excluding weekends and holidays).

No later than 72 hours before your hearing (not including weekends or holidays), e-mail a courtesy copy (PDF format) of any Motion, Response, Reply and proposed Order related to your hearing to the Coordinator: kalonzo@dallascourts.org

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Pre-Motion Conference Requirements

Dallas Civil Courts Rule 2.07 requires a meaningful conference between opposing counsel before seeking the Court's intervention.

Dallas Civil Courts Rule 2.07 requires a meaningful conference between opposing counsel prior to the Court's intervention.

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Page 5 | Local Rule 2.07 compliance.

Adjournment & Extension Requirements

Jury usage is suspended until May 8, 2020, and jury cases set for trial in that period are continued sua sponte and reset on future jury trial dockets.

Pursuant to the Declaration of the Hon. Clay Jenkins, Dallas County Judge, the utilization of Juries in the George Allen Civil Courts Building is hereby suspended until May 8, 2020, or until further Order from the County Judge. Cases which have been previously set on the respective District Courts' Jury dockets between the effective date of this Order and May 8, 2020 are hereby Continued sua sponte and shall be reset on future Jury Trial dockets of each of the respective Courts, consistent with the existing applicable rules and policies of each of said Courts.

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Page 2 | Cases Set for Trial by Jury.

A continuance of the trial setting does not automatically alter scheduling order deadlines; the original deadlines remain in effect unless separately continued.

The continuance of a Trial Setting does not automatically alter the deadlines in the Court's Scheduling Order. If the parties do not request an obtain a continuance of the pre-trial deadlines, the Court will enforce the deadlines set by the original Scheduling Order calculated according to the original Trial Setting.

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Page 5 | Amended Scheduling Orders

First continuance motions are granted for cases under a year old; all requests in cases over a year old must be signed by all parties and counsel; multiple requests are disfavored and may require a hearing; failure to meet scheduling deadlines is not grounds for a continuance.

For cases that have been on file for less than a year, the first motion for continuance of the Trial Setting date will be granted, absent extenuating circumstances. For all cases that have been on file for more than a year, all requests for a continuance of the Trial Setting, whether or not agreed, must be signed by all parties, as well as by counsel. Multiple requests to continue the Trial Setting are disfavored and the Court may require a hearing, even if the motion is agreed. Absent extenuating circumstances, the failure of the parties to meet the deadlines stated by the Court's Scheduling Order (including mediation deadline and completion of discovery) shall not be sufficient grounds for a continuance.

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Page 5 | Trial Continuance

Chambers Communication Rules

For any remote proceeding, the moving party must email the Court Reporter and Court Coordinator the email addresses of all participants at least 48 hours before the hearing.

In any proceeding conducted remotely either by telephonic or technological means or by any other means which may be deemed appropriate by the Court, the moving Party shall, no less than 48 hours in advance of said hearing, email the Court Reporter and the Court Coordinator the email address of all attorneys, (or self represented parties), witnesses and others who may be participating in said proceeding so that information regarding the technological platform, any link, access code thereto and other pertinent information necessary to effectuate the remote connection may be effectuated. The attorneys and parties are directed to collaborate and transmit to the Court Reporter in a single submission with a copy to all counsel of record and self-represented parties.

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Requests for oral argument must be submitted to the District Clerk; the Court may grant them upon a showing of good cause.

Requests for Oral Argument shall be made to the Court via submission to the District Clerk. The Court may grant said request upon showing of good cause.

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Plaintiff may call Judge Craig to request an extension of time for DWOP.

Plaintiff shall either accomplish the act required by the dwop notice (in which case the suit will not be dismissed) or call Judge Craig at 214-653-6167 or email her at Rachel.craig@dallascourts.org to request an extension of time.

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Page 1 | DWOP DOCKET

Movant must call the clerk to schedule a Zoom conference for a non-evidentiary hearing.

Movant should call the clerk at 214-653-6603 to schedule a Zoom conference for a non-evidentiary hearing.

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Page 1 | NON-EVIDENTIARY HEARINGS

If not filing the required documents, call Judge Craig.

Otherwise, call Judge Craig at 214-653-6167 or email her at Rachel.craig@dallascourts.org.

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Page 1 | FINAL DISPOSITION DOCKET

If pre-trial matters require more than an hour, parties should contact the Court Coordinator to schedule a pre-trial conference one month before trial.

However, if the parties require more than an hour to cover all pre-trial matters, the parties should contact the Court Coordinator to set a pre-trial conference one (1) month in advance of trial.

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Page 4 | Pre-Trial Conferences

Parties required to appear at a disposition or dismissal docket must telephone the Court on the noticed date.

Any party required to appear pursuant to such a notice is hereby required to telephone the Court on the date as previously noticed.

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Page 5 | Disposition dockets.

To cancel a hearing, call the clerk at (214) 653-6603.

Should the hearing be canceled, 1) call the CLERK to cancel your hearing (214) 653-6603.

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Call the clerk to set a hearing and request that the hearing be noted as a Zoom hearing.

Call clerk to set your hearing: (214) 653-6603 Ask the clerk to note under comments “Zoom” hearing.

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If the clerk cannot be reached, email the Court Coordinator and Court Reporter to notify the Judge of the cancellation.

Unable to reach the clerk? 2) send an e-mail to the Court Coordinator: kalonzo@dallascourts.org and to the Court Reporter: deanakrouse@yahoo.com so that they may notify the Judge.

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Members of the public may obtain dial-in or access-code information for remote proceedings by contacting the Court Coordinator.

any member of the public wishing to listen/view and telephonically or technologically conducted proceeding may gain access to same by contacting the Court Coordinator for dial-in info or access code/link information.

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Page 6 | Miscellaneous.

For questions about these procedures, call the Coordinator at (214) 653-6361.

Any questions about these procedures, call the Coordinator at (214) 653-6361.

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Court-wide rules

Applies court-wide

These 15 rules apply across Dallas County Civil District Courts. Where this judge's own standing orders above address the same topic, the judge's requirement controls.

Filing Requirements

All 6
  • Applies to
    Original pleading

    Attorneys filing a case related to a prior case must disclose the related case in the original pleading or a simultaneous filing, identifying it by style, case number and Court; otherwise the signature certifies no related case exists.

  • Applies to
    Defensive pleading

    The attorney answering a filed case must point out in the original defensive pleading or a simultaneous filing any failure of the filing attorney to make a proper and accurate related-case disclosure.

  • Applies to
    Request to appear

    Out-of-state attorneys seeking to appear must comply with Rule XIX of the Rules Governing Admission to the Bar.

Filing Timing

All 3
  • Deadline
    20 calendar days

    A Suggestion of Bankruptcy must be filed no more than 20 days after a party receives notice of another party's bankruptcy petition.

  • Applications for immediate or temporary relief must be filed and assigned to a Court before being presented to a Judge, except in emergencies when the Clerk's office is closed.

  • In emergencies when the Clerk's office is closed, the case must still be docketed and assigned to a Court at the earliest practicable time, with all writs and process returnable to that Court.

Service

All 3
  • Service
    Other to all parties

    The Suggestion of Bankruptcy must be filed with the clerk of the Court and copies served on all counsel of record.

  • Service
    Mail

    A self-represented litigant's failure to accept or pick up mail is constructive receipt, provable by postal service receipt or comparable proof of delivery.

  • Service
    Other

    Motions and pleadings must not be served in any manner that unfairly limits another party's opportunity to respond.

Communication

All 2
  • Contact
    Letter ecf to clerk

    Attorneys may reserve up to three vacation weeks per year by sending a vacation letter to the Court Coordinator and opposing counsel; once filed, no hearings, depositions, or trials may be set during reserved weeks except upon notice and hearing.

  • Contact
    Letter ecf to chambers

    Lawyers must not send correspondence or copies of correspondence to the Court or its staff to gain an unfair advantage.

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About Judge Monica Purdy

Judge Monica Purdy is a district judge on the Dallas County Civil District Courts, which hear civil matters in Dallas County, Texas.

The published procedures include standing orders (including an emergency relief standing order), general orders, policies and procedures, and Zoom instructions.

Common questions about Judge Monica Purdy's rules

Are courtesy copies required for Judge Monica Purdy?

Courtesy-copy rule applies for motions, oppositions, replys, and proposed orders. Details: 1 copy, delivery 72 hours before hearing, by email. Email a PDF courtesy copy of any motion, response, reply, and proposed order to the Coordinator at least 72 hours before the hearing (excluding weekends and holidays).

View ruleSource: page 1, section Hearing to be by Zoom

Does Judge Monica Purdy require a pre-motion conference or letter before filing a motion?

Judge Monica Purdy's rules set a pre-motion procedure for attorney filers. Dallas Civil Courts Rule 2.07 requires a meaningful conference between opposing counsel before seeking the Court's intervention.

View ruleSource: page 5, section Local Rule 2.07 compliance.

What formatting rules apply to filings before Judge Monica Purdy?

Judge Monica Purdy's formatting rule includes file format PDF, deliver to court reporter in advance of hearing, pre-marked with exhibit stickers, chronologically numbered, and pages sequentially numbered. Exhibits and other evidence must be electronically delivered to the Court Reporter in PDF format in advance of the hearing, pre-marked with exhibit stickers and chronologically and sequentially numbered.

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What must be included with prove up submission filings before Judge Monica Purdy?

The rule requires proposed order. Minor prove-ups require e-filing of an affidavit by the next friend, a written GAL report, broker's affidavit if applicable, proposed order approving GAL fees, and proposed final judgment.

View ruleSource: page 1, section MINOR PROVE-UPS

What must be included with default prove up submission filings before Judge Monica Purdy?

The rule identifies required filing content or certificates. Default prove-ups require e-filing of client's affidavit, 18.001 affidavits with records, and attorney's fees affidavit.

View ruleSource: page 1, section DEFAULT PROVE-UPS

How may parties contact Judge Monica Purdy's chambers?

The rule addresses email communications with Judge Monica Purdy's clerk. For any remote proceeding, the moving party must email the Court Reporter and Court Coordinator the email addresses of all participants at least 48 hours before the hearing.

View ruleSource: page 3

How do I request an adjournment or extension before Judge Monica Purdy?

Advance notice is not fully stated in the structured details. Jury usage is suspended until May 8, 2020, and jury cases set for trial in that period are continued sua sponte and reset on future jury trial dockets.

View ruleSource: page 2, section Cases Set for Trial by Jury.

Is electronic filing required before Judge Monica Purdy?

Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. Minor prove-ups are done by submission and require e-filing of specified documents.

View ruleSource: page 1, section MINOR PROVE-UPS

What filing deadlines does Judge Monica Purdy set?

The written GAL report must be filed at least three working days before the hearing.

View ruleSource: page 1, section MINOR PROVE-UPS

What rule applies to e-service for the opposing party before Judge Monica Purdy?

The rule addresses service method, recipient, or timing requirements. Details: method: e-service, recipient: the opposing party. Copies of exhibits or evidence must be contemporaneously directed to opposing counsel.

View ruleSource: page 3
Complete rules summary for Judge Monica Purdy

Requests for oral argument must be submitted to the District Clerk; the Court may grant them upon a showing of good cause.

Jury usage is suspended until May 8, 2020, and jury cases set for trial in that period are continued sua sponte and reset on future jury trial dockets.

Exhibits and other evidence must be electronically delivered to the Court Reporter in PDF format in advance of the hearing, pre-marked with exhibit stickers and chronologically and sequentially numbered.

Copies of exhibits or evidence must be contemporaneously directed to opposing counsel.

For any remote proceeding, the moving party must email the Court Reporter and Court Coordinator the email addresses of all participants at least 48 hours before the hearing.

The date on a motion's Fiat or Notice of Hearing is deemed the date the motion is submitted to the Court for consideration.

A notice of a remote deposition must advise of the witness and Court Reporter location, the ability to participate remotely, and include platform access information.

Parties required to appear at a disposition or dismissal docket must telephone the Court on the noticed date.

Dallas Civil Courts Rule 2.07 requires a meaningful conference between opposing counsel before seeking the Court's intervention.

When the L.R. 2.07 conference produces agreement, the moving party must submit an Agreed Order reflecting that agreement.

Members of the public may obtain dial-in or access-code information for remote proceedings by contacting the Court Coordinator.

Minor prove-ups are done by submission and require e-filing of specified documents.

Minor prove-ups require e-filing of an affidavit by the next friend, a written GAL report, broker's affidavit if applicable, proposed order approving GAL fees, and proposed final judgment.

The written GAL report must be filed at least three working days before the hearing.

Plaintiff's attorney must e-file client's affidavit, 18.001 affidavits, and attorney's fees affidavit for default prove-ups.

Default prove-ups require e-filing of client's affidavit, 18.001 affidavits with records, and attorney's fees affidavit.

Movant must call the clerk to schedule a Zoom conference for a non-evidentiary hearing.

Plaintiff may call Judge Craig to request an extension of time for DWOP.

If not filing the required documents, call Judge Craig.

After settlement, Plaintiff must file notice of nonsuit or proposed agreed final judgment; for minor children, file agreed motion to appoint GAL.

Summary judgments must be filed at least 90 days before the next trial setting unless leave of court is obtained.

If a trial is reset, summary judgment must be set at least 90 days before any subsequent trial setting.

Untimely summary judgments are automatically denied unless the movant obtains leave of court to file within 90 days of the next trial setting.

Call the clerk to set a hearing and request that the hearing be noted as a Zoom hearing.

The notice of hearing must be filed electronically.

The notice of hearing must include the Zoom meeting ID.

The notice of hearing must instruct the other side to email a courtesy copy to the Coordinator at least 72 hours before the hearing.

Email a PDF courtesy copy of any motion, response, reply, and proposed order to the Coordinator at least 72 hours before the hearing (excluding weekends and holidays).

Courtesy copies must be in PDF format and must not contain links or zip files.

To cancel a hearing, call the clerk at (214) 653-6603.

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