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Rule 500.10 of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure states that a judge in a justice court may allow or even require participants to appear at a court proceeding by videoconference, teleconference, or other electronic means. You may have to ask the courts permission to appear remotely.
Texas Rules of Civil Procedure 21a allows service to be accomplished by delivering a copy to the party to be served or to the partys duly authorized agent or attorney of record.
If any party fails to serve on or deliver to the other parties a copy of any pleading, plea, motion, or other application to the court for an order in ance with Rules 21 and 21a, the court may in its discretion, after notice and hearing, impose an appropriate sanction available under Rule 215-2b.
The Texas Citizens Participation Act, or TCPA, was passed in 2011 and its purpose was to protect citizens from retaliatory lawsuits seeking to intimidate or silence them on matters of public concern.
Rule 21 requires the clerk on the filing of the motion to make the proper entries concerning it on the motion docket, and renders such filing and entry sufficient notice, since the motion is one in a pending suit.
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Rule 21d in the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure allows, Upon appropriate notice by a party or the court, a court may allow or require a participant to appear at a court proceeding by videoconference, teleconference, or other available electronic means, except as otherwise provided in (2). (2) states, A court must not
What happens if I do not go to a court hearing? If you do not attend your hearing, the judge can order a default judgment in favor of the other side.
A telephone hearing is conducted by a three-way conference call between the judge and attorneys for the opposing sides. It may be used to handle trial settings, motion hearings, status calls, and pretrial and settlement conferences.

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