This matter is disposed. It stays out of the calendar unless you tick “Show disposed” there.
Blank = petition + 30 days, a planning estimate only.
Blank = the Rule 99(b) answer-due date.
Level 3: leave this on Level 2 and enter the court's dates below.
Any date the Docket Control Order sets. Overrides the TRCP default; a Rule 11 agreed date overrides this.
TRCP 306a(1) and TRAP 4.3(a): the clock runs from the date the judgment is signed. If it is modified while the court keeps plenary power, enter the modified judgment's date — every period restarts.
Drives rehearing and petition for review.
What the other side filed or served, and when. The response deadline computes from the rule that governs it and appears in the deadline list.
What we have filed, and when the other side has to answer it. The response date is computed from the date filed. These appear in the deadline list, on the calendar, and in magenta in the dashboard stack.
Anything the court ordered this matter to file that no rule produces — a supplemental brief, an amended scheduling proposal, a response the judge set from the bench. These appear at the top of the deadline list and on the calendar.
Every setting you have to show up for. The same list as the Hearings screen — edit it in either place. These appear in the deadline list, on the calendar, and in red in the dashboard stack.
Depositions noticed in this matter, whoever noticed them. They appear in the deadline list, on the calendar, and in yellow in the dashboard stack. No rule computes these — a notice sets them.
Meetings with the client — prep, signature, strategy. They appear in the deadline list, on the calendar, and in green in the dashboard stack.
CPRC 72.051(2), (4): bodily injury or death in a collision where a defendant operated, owned, leased or controlled a vehicle used in commerce. A vehicle in personal, family or household use at the time is excluded — then CPRC 41.009 governs instead.
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Calendar
The reminder lead is written into every calendar entry you export.
Responses
Used for “Other motion or filing”. The TRCP sets no general response
deadline for motions — that comes from the local rules or the court’s order, so confirm it
for your court. Named motions use their own rule.