Vernon's Texas Rules Annotated - VTRA TX R PARKER CTY LOC RLS DIST CT Transfer of Cases Transfer of Civil and Criminal Cases

If a case is on the docket of a court by any manner other than as prescribed by these rules, the Administrative Judge may transfer the case to the proper court.

The Courts may at any time, in any matter over which they have concurrent jurisdiction, exchange cases and benches to accommodate their dockets or to specialize the courts' trials.

Any case may be transferred from one court to another court by written order of the Administrative Judge or by written order of the judge of the court from which the case is transferred;  provided, however, that in the latter instance the transfer must be with the written consent of the court to which the case is transferred.

Whenever any pending case is so related to another case previously filed in or disposed of by another District Court or County Court at Law in Parker County having subject matter jurisdiction that a transfer of the latter case to such other Court would facilitate orderly and efficient disposition of the litigation, the Administrative Judge may, upon notice to all affected parties and Courts and after a hearing, transfer the later case to such Court.