laws concerning office space in texas courthouses?
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You will be given directions by a representing attorney. If not, you should ask. It is in their best interest that they prepare you prior to the court room!
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You want to lease office space to appear more professional, as opposed to an ebay storefront only, for example, not something that inspires "realness" from potential customers.\n\nYou go to the trouble of leasing space you advertise and build a business over time. That would suck to get kicked out. You want to have a long lease and lots of options to stay there so you don't have to build a customer base anew.\n\nYou are given little leeway in the courts as opposed to a residential unit to get off the hook for breaking a lease. So you want the contract to have some sort of reasonable way out if you have to "go out of business" or move due to a declining customer base.\n\nThose last two paragraphs kind of contradict each other so you have to strike a happy balance for your particular business.\n\nMost leases have some sort of method for determining market rent each year (that will only go up or stay the same of course) so that a longer term lease makes the landlord happy. Then options to renew are sometimes a part of the mix to make the tenant happy.\n\nIf want to search more you will have to search from the two parties point of view. First pretend you are starting a business and need help with a lease. Second pretend you are a real estate investor and need help renting it out. That should give you more info than you found already.
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There is a Federal Complex.\n\nThere are 3 Texas Department of Criminal Justice facilities: Mark W. Stiles, Richard LeBlanc, and the Larry Gist State Jail\n\nThere is also a private prison located in the old downtown county jail.
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every circuit is different \ngoogle rules of court for your location
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You are going to need to go to a law library for that.  There should be one at your county's courthouse.
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Right here:\nhttp://www.nmcourt.fed.us/web/BCDOCS/Files/cortlocs.htm
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You mean change of vanue.  Venue is the county or the judicial district where the case will be heard.\n\nThe state courts do not have the power to transfer the case to another state.  The can only dismiss the case so that it can be refiled in the other state or they can transfer venue to another county within that state.\n\nIn federal court, you can change venue from one federal district court to another and this type of venue change can occur across state lines.
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I would do a search for a city government website for your city...they may have a link to the courthouse, which could probably give you some info...or at least a place to start
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http://www.peoples-law.org/housing/ltenant/legal%20info/Bal%20county%20special%20rules%202.html\n\nthat link has alot of Information maybe what you want is there. I hope I helped.
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Lots of places rent out space for wedding receptions: churches, fire halls, restaurants.... Look in the phone book. If it advertises they have room for banquets, they have room for weddings...
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There will be minimums specified by the local planning/building code departments such as toilets (including disabled, baby changing, first aid, in some places (airports there is even a requirement for contemplation spaces [prayer rooms].\n\nFrom an FM perspective there has to be a lot of ancillary space including cleaning/janitorial storage; delivery space; maintenance workshops; consumable storage [janitorial and maintenance]; grounds maintenance storage; security rooms (including CCTV walls, interview rooms and even custodial); rest/break rooms etc.\n\nHope that gives you a start
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The first link, you can put in your address to find your districts that are specific to you:\n\nhttp://www.fyi.legis.state.tx.us/\n\n\nBut the second link, is for the whole city of San Antonio:\n\nhttp://www.fyi.legis.state.tx.us/City.aspx?CityCode=65000&CityName=San%20Antonio
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change of location.  For instance, the defendants in the Enron trial want a change of venue because they believe they will not get a fair trial in Houston, Tx, since that is where Enron was located.
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no its not legal in Texas. u can put them on light poles and trees. u can ask local stores if its alright to put them in the stores window. another thing is to go to your local radio station and ask them to put his dog type on the air to see if anyone has seen him.
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Goto the county courthouse or the local courthouse in which the convention center is located.\nI would hope you are not planning a get rich quick lawsuit.\nThat wouldnt be right, as well as it would be akin to theft.. (Morally)
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The regulations are in Divisions 245 and 250 at the first site below and the laws at the other sites. Good luck.