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The primary duties of this position are to manage, direct, supervise, coordinate and plan the operations of courts and to assist the judiciary in making certain decisions, except those judicial decisions required by law to be made by judges.
Court Coordinator – managing case events, establishing court calendars and setting court cases for one court. Court Manager – overseeing the operation of one or more courts, including its processes, functions and personnel.
Every co-owner of an interest in the property (no matter how small) must agree in order for a voluntary partition to occur. The remedy when agreement cannot be reached is for one or more of the co-owners to seek a court-ordered division by means of a partition suit.
Court Coordinators. (a) The local administrative judge and each district or statutory county court judge may establish a court coordinator system and appoint a court coordinator for his court to improve justice and expedite the processing of cases through the courts. (b) Each court coordinator serves at the pleasure of the judge who appointed him.
1. Coordinate court activities within the boundaries of court policies and procedures: Prepare and update weekly criminal, civil, and juvenile dockets and notify all affected parties of changes as they occur; Schedule trial settings; ensure notification of all involved parties;
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• Pursuant to the direction of the court, the coordinator shall: Serve as liaison between the attorneys, public and courts in matters before the court. Act to promote settlements between attorneys involved in litigation assigned to the court.
