Brazoria County back in operation: report from Judge Hufstetler The Enos Law Firm, P.C. Attorneys Webster Texas

Brazoria County back in operation: report from Judge Hufstetler

Posted by: Greg Enos
September 22, 2008
Topic: 2008: The Latest News

Brazoria County Courthouse sustained some damage, mostly water leakage where the roof was peeled back (water in some of the courts and offices in the old side of the courthouse, but not heavy damage). Courts were closed last week but all open for business as usual this week. There may be delays in dockets as a result of rescheduling all cases from last week, but check with the specific court coordinators for details. The 300th docket from last week is being reset as attys call in. All cases from this week and next week, even those set for DWOP, may be reset if requested (generous with resets because of the damage some parties and attys may have sustained and "no-shows will be treated as a reset once my coordinator can contact the attys - the cases will not be DWOP'd). Several attys are still without power, internet, and phone lines in the Angleton, Alvin, Pearland, Lake Jackson and surrounding areas, so if you try to contact one of the local attys, there may be no response unless you have cell numbers. Otherwise, things are up and running as usual. Randy Hufstetler