Individual Rules, Standing Orders & Policies
Filings > 20 pages
Pleading, Motion, Brief, Appendices, Proposed Order
Motion, Response, Supporting Documents
Court-wideThese 69 rules apply across El Paso County District Courts. Where this judge's own standing orders above address the same topic, the judge's requirement controls.
If an objection to a non-jury matter cannot be resolved through conference, the objecting party must file a written objection stating its grounds as soon as reasonably possible.
The notice of stay must be filed promptly.
A document is generally deemed delivered and filed when the filer sends it to the EFSP, subject to the Sunday filing rule.
For a represented party, the attorney must designate at least one email address in the Texas E-File system’s Service Contacts tab upon the party’s first filing.
Electronic filing and service are optional unless a party moves and the court finds good cause to order them in a particular case.
Documents that may traditionally be filed with the district clerk may generally be filed electronically, subject to the listed exceptions.
Process service must comply with Rule 103 of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure.
Self-represented litigants must provide copies of all filed papers to every other party or attorney.
The requesting party must promptly serve all other parties with the hearing details and file a copy of the notice with the clerk.
A party requesting a written order must provide the supporting pleading and a proposed order directly to the court by hand delivery or email, as the court prefers.
An order submitted for signature must reflect the opposing counsel’s or party’s approval as to form or substance, although the court may hear the motion without that approval.
A party must promptly file a notice of stay detailing the grounds when a statutory or legal stay applies.
**Annabell Perez** is listed as the judge of the 41st District Court. El Paso County publishes no career history, appointment dates or hearing days for this judge.
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Courtesy-copy rule applies for pleadings, motions, briefs, appendices, and proposed orders. Details: delivery upon filing. A litigant electronically filing a pleading, motion, brief, appendix, or proposed order must include an electronic courtesy copy of each document with the filing.
Yes. Electronic filing is required for the covered filings. Electronic courtesy copies must be supplied by email at the time of e-filing using the identified email address.
A litigant electronically filing a pleading, motion, brief, appendix, or proposed order must include an electronic courtesy copy of each document with the filing.
Electronic courtesy copies must be supplied by email at the time of e-filing using the identified email address.
A party electronically filing a document longer than 20 pages, including appendices, briefs, and attachments, must provide the court one courtesy paper copy of the entire document within three days.
