County Court at Law Clerks: Frequently Asked Questions

Answers must be filed by 10:00 a.m. on the Monday following the expiration of 20 days from the day you were served.

County Court at Law does not have any specific local rule. We follow the local rules of the District Clerk's Office.

This new service gives attorneys the opportunity to access court records on-line. For more information, view the Attorney Subscriber Agreement or contact Sheryll Tilley.

No, please contact the Law Library.

$500.00 to $325,000.00.

Contact the civil clerk to find out the attorney's name, address or phone number.

Case and court scheduling information can be obtained online by visiting the Case Lookup & Court Schedules section.

Case and court scheduling information can be obtained online by visiting the Case Lookup & Court Schedules section.

Case and court scheduling information can be obtained online by visiting the Case Lookup & Court Schedules section.

Case and court scheduling information can be obtained online by visiting the Case Lookup & Court Schedules section.

This information can be obtained online by visiting the Case Lookup & Court Schedules section.

Contact (972) 548-6419 or (972) 548-6424.

To receive a cash bond back, you will need to obtain a cash bond release form signed by the Deputy Clerk at the County Court at Law Office.

For administrative purposes, a file is created in County Court at Law when a person is booked into Collin County Justice Center on a misdemeanor charge.

The District Attorney's Office at 972-548-3602.

The defendant must appear in person before the Criminal Court Clerk for his/her assigned court.

The law does not require you to have an attorney present at your court date. If you can not afford an attorney you can apply for a court appointed attorney at your first court appearance. Court appointed attorney fees will be added to your court costs.

At your first court appearance, contact the bailiff for the appropriate forms.

To find out the balance of fines and court costs due on a case, or to make payment arrangements, please contact the County Court at Law Clerks at (972) 548-6420.

Click to go to the Application for Court Appointments.

Please call the Texas Department of Public Safety, Driver Improvement Department at (512) 424-2600.

Please contact the State Bar of Texas at (800) 204-2222.

Yes, 48 hours after issuance.

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Call 911 immediately.

You should contact Mental Commitment office of that county.

Call 911.

A mental health warrant allows a law enforcement agency to detain a person and take that person to a mental health hospital for an evaluation. It also allows the applicant to answer questions and state why that person is in need of mental health treatment.

The main information needed in order to obtain a mental health warrant is how the person in need of treatment has been a danger to themselves or others in the last 72 hours.

The mental commitments office is open 8:00 am - 4:30pm each business day.

Anyone over the age of 18 who has been in contact with the person in need of treatment within the last 72 hours.