1 Tex. Admin. Code § 55.207 - Pre-Hearing Matters
(a) Not later than
20 days prior to the hearing, each party shall file with the coordinator, and
serve on the other parties, a list of witnesses the party will call at the
hearing and copies of any supplemental documentary evidence, not previously
filed with the coordinator, to be offered into evidence at the
hearing.
(b) Objections to
documentary evidence must be in writing and filed with the coordinator not
later than 10 days prior to the hearing. An administrative law judge, including
an administrative law judge of the State Office of Administrative Hearings, may
convene a pre-hearing conference on the evidentiary objections to rule on the
objections, or shall rule on the objections at the hearing.
(c) Not later than ten days prior to the
hearing, the coordinator will compile and transmit to the parties a
petitioner's evidentiary packet and an obligor's evidentiary packet. The
respective packets will contain the list of witnesses and any supplemental
documentary evidence submitted pursuant to subsection (a) above to be offered
by the respective party.
(d) A
party must obtain permission of the administrative law judge to supplement the
list of witnesses or documentary evidence if submitted less than 20 days prior
to the hearing. Objections to such evidence shall be resolved at the
hearing.
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