481st District Court

  1. Texas Supreme Court - 59th Emergency Order Regarding COVID-19
  2. Texas Supreme Court - 58th Emergency Order Regarding COVID-19
  3. Standing Order Regarding Children, Property, and Conduct of Parties
  4. Cases Transferred to the 481st District Court
  5. Fourth Amended Minimum Standard Health Protocols
  6. In-Person Proceeding Schedule
  7. Joint Statement and Temporary Standing Order Regarding Possession and Access
  8. Supplemental Remote Hearing Guidelines
  9. Remote Hearing Guidelines
  10. Notice to Vulnerable Populations
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Please be advised that the Court Coordinator is available by email only.

COURT DOCKET

COURTESY COPY OF PROPOSED EXHIBITS

Please e-mail courtesy copies of your Witness Lists and the Exhibits you intend to offer during the hearing with exhibit labels on the front page of each exhibit in PDF form to Court Reporter, Kristin Anderson by noon on the business day prior to the trial/hearing.  All exhibits should always be numbered and not lettered if you choose to number them ahead of time.  However, e-mailing the exhibits to the court reporter DOES NOT constitute admission of any exhibit during said trial/hearing and all proposed exhibits need to be provided in hard copies to the judge and opposing counsel/parties on the date of the trial/hearing.

Please include the date and time of hearing in subject line of e-mail.

Exhibit Formats: Link to Exhibits and flash drive. Paper=PDF; Audio=MP3; Video=MP4; If you have any further questions, please e-mail Kristin Anderson, 481st Court Reporter.

Please also bring your exhibits on a flash drive the day of your hearing which should include a copy of any media formatted proposed exhibits being offered in an audio or video format.

TRANSCRIPT RECORD REQUESTS

All transcript requests need to be made in writing via the form on the website.  Firm checks and money orders are acceptable forms of payment.  If any attorney or party chooses to mail the checks, the court reporter will not be responsible for any lost checks in the mail.  It is recommended they are sent via a tracking entity by the USPS, FedEx, UPS, private courier, or hand delivery.