303rd District Court

09/18/2025

Get up and give - TODAY is North Texas Giving Day!💥

All children need a caring adult by their side, someone to look out for their best interests and keep their wellbeing in mind - an advocate. Your donation helps Dallas CASA provide a volunteer to advocate for every child removed from an unsafe home and placed into foster care.

Donations today are amplified by community funds and go just a bit farther to help the children. Thank you!

Link to help: https://www.northtexasgivingday.org/organization/Dallas-Casa

11/19/2021

In collaboration with the Dallas County Child Protection and Permanency Court, a very informative CLE presentation on CPS resources in the community with speakers from the Rees-Jones Clinic, Watermark Community Church, and Mosaic Family Services.

10/17/2021

Join us on 11/19/2021 when the Honorable Rhonda Hunter and the Honorable Delia Gonzales moderate a 1.5 hour CLE discussion on Community Resources for Child Welfare and Family Cases.

07/26/2021

We are back in business in person in 303 for those who request it. Three lawyers, five associates, seven exhibit binders!

07/20/2021

Congratulating Judge Aurora Martinez Jones of Austin being sworn in as NCJFCJ National Secretary are Hon. Rhonda Hunter, Hon. Delia Gonzales, Hon. Angela Graves Harrington, and Hon. Jean Lee.

National Council of Juvenile and Family Court Judges

07/09/2021

Judge Rhonda Hunter will join Judge Angela Tucker, Judge Derbha Jones and Judge Jennifer Edgeworth to discuss leadership.

06/30/2021

Interns Evan Peters and LT Allen gave a talk on resources for children to a select audience. Thanks from the Court for their exemplary work.

06/14/2021

The 303rd District Court staff is working for you.

L-R: Deputy Smith, Judge Rhonda Hunter, and Michele Morneault (Court Coordinator)

04/15/2020

So many hearings, so many zoom sessions. We’re plugging along, and you can watch us on YouTube.

04/14/2020

The DBA is doing a continuing series on practicing law during COVID. Join Judge Garcia, CJ Robert Burns, and Judge Brenda Hull Thompson as we discuss family, appellate and probate procedures. (Moderated by Martin Hoffman) TODAY (4/15/2020) @ NOON.

Welcome! You are invited to join a webinar: Court Operations in the Era of COVID 19–Family, Probate, Municipal and Appellate. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the webinar.

04/03/2020

Just a reminder: 303rd will enter agreed orders (all signatures required), and will consider defaults on a case by case basis. All documents (motions, affidavits, proposed orders, Austin forms) associated with the request must be efiled with the district clerk AND emailed to [email protected]

03/31/2020

We had our first zoom trial this morning. Four lawyers, 2 guardians and 3 witnesses. Real time worked like a charm. Witnesses testified from work or home. We were able to stream to you tube for a few minutes and then ran into technical difficulties. I think we have that worked out. After trial, went to work considering cases on submission, entering agreed orders and finalizing renditions. Seems like we’ve reached a kind of normal.