Texas Appellate Deadlines – Notice of Appeal, Motions, Briefing, and Review Texas appellate deadlines are strict, and missing one can forfeit your appeal. This guide explains key deadlines under the Texas Rules of Appellate Procedure (TRAP) and Texas Rules of…
Texas Service Rules Quick Reference Add 3 Days for Mail? What About E-Service? (TRCP 4, 5, 21a Explained) Computation of Time (TRCP 4) If deadline is… Rule Effect Deadline < 5 days TRCP 4 Exclude weekends & legal holidays. Deadline…
Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 6 (FRCP 6) governs how to calculate deadlines in federal court. Learn how to count days under Rule 6, whether weekends and holidays count, and when to add 3 days. This guide explains federal time…
Federal Removal Deadlines: 30-Day Rule, One-Year Limit, and Remand Federal removal deadlines under 28 U.S.C. §§ 1446–1447 explained. Learn the 30-day removal rule from service, the separate 30-day window for later-served defendants, the one-year diversity bar, and the 30-day deadline…
Texas Discovery Response Deadlines – Initial Disclosures, Interrogatories, Requests for Production, and Requests for Admissions Under the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, parties usually have 30 days to respond to interrogatories, requests for production, and requests for admission. Defendants get…