District Clerk

The District Clerk provides support for the district courts in each county. The clerk is the custodian of all court pleadings and papers that are part of any cause of action, civil or criminal in the courts served by the Clerk. The District Clerk indexes and secures all court records, enters judgment, collects court costs and filing fees, records the court's acts and proceedings, and is Jury Manager for the County.  

  1. Public Records

Public Information Requests shall be sent to the official Public Information Requests email.

Email District Clerk all other copy requests.

The district clerk's records/research section will limit members of the public in research areas. Requests for civil, family, juvenile and criminal records will be handled electronically. You may submit your request through email of the District Clerk and your copies will be transmitted to you via email. Certified copies cannot be emailed. They will be mailed to the address on the request form or you may come to the office for a certified copy request.

Cases filed are also located on the Judicial Records website.

Official records such as Misdemeanors, Deeds, Marriage, Birth, and Death records are requested through the County Clerk's office or the online County Clerk Website.

  1. Notice
  1. E-File
  1. Jury Duty
  1. Jury Scamming
  1. Filing Types
  1. Forms
  1. Can you tell me how to file my own divorce?
  2. Do you have the forms to file a divorce?
  3. How do I get a copy of my divorce decree or other copies?
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