Reading a Court Setting Notice
How to Read a Montgomery County Court Setting Notice
Don’t guess—know what the paper actually requires.
Key Lines to Find
- Court & courtroom: Example: “359th Courtroom.”
- Setting type: Review, announcement, arraignment, pretrial, etc.
- Date & time: Be 30 minutes early; calendars can run fast.
- Conditions: No-contact, interlock, testing—confirm in writing.
- Attorney info: If it’s blank, fix that before the next setting.
If You Can’t Make It
Missing court can lead to a warrant. Contact your attorney immediately to seek a reset before the time listed.