Prior to a trial or hearing, attorneys shall attach an exhibit label to all exhibits they intend to introduce.
During a hearing, attorneys shall position microphones appropriately and speak into them clearly. Attorneys should instruct their clients and witnesses to do the same.
Courtesy copies of motions for the Court's review are appreciated. Drafts of a proposed judgment or order are mandatory and must be submitted before or during a hearing. Counsel for all parties should have the opportunity to approve a proposed judgment or order before it is presented for the Judge's signature.
Every proposed judgment or order shall have a heading that includes the cause number, the style of the case, and the court in which the case is pending. Every proposed judgment or order shall have a line for the Judge's signature, with the name of the presiding Judge typed below the line. The word 'entered' should not be used on the line above the Judge's signature to show the date on which a judgment or order is signed. Proposed orders shall not be typed on the same page as a pleading, motion, or certificate of service. Proposed orders submitted electronically must comply with e-filing requirements.
Travis Cnty. L. R. Proc. & Decorum 2.7