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1. Can you tell me if I have an open warrant?

No, the district clerk’s office cannot give out that information.

2. If I am planning on not hiring an attorney will the District Clerk’s Office provide me with the correct forms?

Hiring an attorney can insure your rights and provide you with the best legal services available. The district clerk’s office has no forms / documents. You can go to Texas Law Help and print out any forms you need and file it with the district clerk’s office.

3. How can I locate or get a copy of a disposition or any other paperwork on any civil or criminal case?

You can locate the disposition or any other paperwork filed on the Justice website or submit a request with the District Clerk’s Office via email, fax, or in person. You do have to put your request in writing. We charge $0.50 per page for regular copies and $1 per page for certified copies.

4. What types of agencies should I include in my petition for expunction?

We are not allowed to give out any legal advice, however you can log onto Texas Law Help and search for expunction.

5. I am getting divorced and the respondent lives in a different county. How will they get served?

The district clerk’s office can prepare the citation for you and you can contact the other county’s constable or we can serve them by certified mail.

6. When is my court date?

You can find that information on Justice website or you will receive a notice in the mail. You may also speak to your court coordinator.