Williamson County, Texas

Due to the remodel of the District Clerk’s Office we will be closed to the public Thursday August 5th and Friday August 6th. The employees of the District Clerk’s office will be working remotely and will continue to answer phones, process mail, work e-file and all other duties that can be performed remotely.

I am sorry for any inconvenience this may cause at this time.
Lisa David, District Clerk

The Williamson County District Clerk will adhere to the Supreme Court Orders and Best Practices during the Covid-19 Pandemic.

The Judiciary recognizes the need to ensure the health and safety of the jurors and all parties participating in court hearings and have taken additional measures to facilitate jury proceedings in Williamson County.  The Courts will adhere to social distancing and masks will be optional.

Civil & Family Filings

Self-represented litigants ("pro-se") may file their pleadings and petitions in person, by mail (to the address below), or may file electronically using the state portal at https://efile.txcourts.gov/ofsweb.

Lisa David
Williamson County District Clerk
P.O. Box 24
Georgetown, Texas 78627

ALL ATTORNEYS ARE MANDATED BY THE SUPREME COURT TO E-FILE ALL DOCUMENTS/PLEADINGS.

Please note: e-file is worked during regular business hours Monday-Friday 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM, with exceptions of holidays.   If you have an emergency filing such as a TRO, Protective Order, etc. please contact the District Clerk's Office before presenting to court in order to ensure your emergency filing has been accepted and officially filed in the District Clerk's Office.  E-file is processed within 24-48 hours.  If a hearing is set and pleadings are filed for a set hearing, please be mindful of these timelines.

Civil/Family process (citations/issuance) can be picked up, emailed or (upon request) SoftCode by the Williamson County Constables, if applicable.   Please make sure instructions for issuance is included in your request.  For questions regarding citation issuance or for special urgent handling please contact the District Clerk's office at (512) 943-1212.

Civil Relating to Criminal Matters

For general inquiries regarding expunction files including verification of service, attorneys will need to email [email protected].Your email must include the cause number and the full name of the applicant.

Appeals

ALL inquiries regarding appeals should be directed to [email protected] or call (512) 943-1212.

Criminal Collections

Defendants who are required to make payment arrangements to satisfy a judgment on a conviction should contact the district clerk’s office at (512) 943-1212 during normal business hours.

Records 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 protected] and your copies will be transmitted to you via email.  Certified copies cannot be emailed.  They will be mailed to the address for the request or you may come to the office for certified copy requests.

All request for juvenile records can be made by submitting a request through [email protected].  Please ensure the cause number, party to the case, copy of picture ID and document request is included in the email.

Pubic Information Requests shall be sent to official email address at [email protected]

Criminal Attorney Portal 

Attorneys may access criminal cases that have been filed in the District Clerks Office by going to the attorney portal at: https://judicialrecords.wilco.org/securepa.

All Fillings in Sealed Cases

All filings in sealed cases should be mailed or hand delivered to the District Clerks Office

Hon. Lisa David
Williamson County District Clerk

It has been reported that county residents have been receiving phone calls regarding their failure to appear for jury service and a warrant has been issued for their arrest. THIS IS A SCAM. Williamson County District and County Courts as per a longstanding policy will NEVER call an individual and ask for money, gift cards, money orders, etc. for payment to clear the warrant for failure to appear for jury. Please do not send money to these individuals when requested. Contact your local law enforcement agency.

Criminal/Civil E-Filing Notice

Williamson County was mandated by the Supreme Court in No. 12-9208 to begin Civil E-Filing on July 1, 2014.

Williamson County was mandated by the Supreme Court in No. 17-002 to begin criminal e-Filing on January 1, 2018.

Theses 2 mandates issued by the Supreme Court order that all attorneys are to E-File their documents through the electronic service provider that may be found at http://www.eFileTexas.gov/.

The Supreme Court Mandate on e-filing may be viewed at https://www.txcourts.gov/supreme/
Should you have any questions regarding the business practice of the Williamson County District Clerk, please call (512) 943-1212

Mon-Fri 8:00am to 12:00pm and 1:00pm to 5:00pm
Notice: Walk-in filings are not accepted after 4:30 pm daily