Bastrop County Court Records Search: District Clerk, County Clerk, JP, Municipal, Appeals & PACER Routes
Use this guide to find the correct official path for Bastrop County court records, including District Court, County Court at Law, County Clerk probate and misdemeanor records, Justice of the Peace records, Bastrop, Elgin and Smithville Municipal Court citations, Texas appellate cases and federal PACER records.
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Bastrop County court records depend on court type, not just the county name
Bastrop County has district courts, a County Court at Law, County Clerk functions, four Justice of the Peace precincts and city municipal courts. A felony case, divorce decree, probate file, traffic ticket and city ordinance citation may all require different official routes.
The fastest way to search is to identify the court named on the citation, complaint, notice, judgment, decree, docket sheet or filing paper. Then use the official clerk or court system for that specific record type.
Bastrop is served by the 21st, 335th, 423rd and 465th District Courts for district-level matters.
Justice courts handle precinct-level fine-only criminal, eviction, small claims and civil matters.
Bastrop JP materials describe justice-court civil, debt, repair-and-remedy and eviction matters within the $20,000 limit.
Bastrop County federal district and bankruptcy matters route to the Western District of Texas, Austin Division.
Bastrop County court record route finder
Select the record type. This helper runs in your browser and does not ask for names, case numbers, ticket numbers, dates of birth, addresses or any personal identifiers.
Felony records are district-court records in Bastrop County. Start with the official case records search and District Clerk page, then verify docket status, disposition and certified-copy requirements with the District Clerk.
Choose the correct Bastrop County court record system
Most failed searches happen because the user starts in the wrong system. Use this table before paying fees, requesting copies or assuming a case is missing.
| Need | Correct court or office | What to do first |
|---|---|---|
| Felony criminal case | Bastrop County District Courts / District Clerk | Use the official case records search and District Clerk page. Compare cause number, defendant name, court, filing date, docket entries and disposition. |
| Class A or Class B misdemeanor | Bastrop County Court at Law / County Clerk | Use the County Court at Law and County Clerk route. County payment guidance distinguishes District Court felonies from County Court at Law misdemeanors. |
| District-level civil lawsuit | 21st, 335th, 423rd or 465th District Court / District Clerk | Search by cause number if available. For name searches, compare parties, attorney, filing date, court, docket activity and judgment status. |
| Divorce, custody, adoption or name change | District Courts / District Clerk, with family assignment by court | Start with the District Clerk. The 465th District Court currently hears many family matters, but the assigned court should be confirmed from the case record. |
| Probate, estate, guardianship or will matter | Bastrop County Clerk / Probate Court | Use the County Clerk’s probate route and probate fee schedule. Contact the County Clerk for certified probate copies, letters, wills and guardianship documents. |
| Small claims, debt claim, repair-and-remedy or eviction | Justice of the Peace precinct court | Identify the correct precinct. Bastrop JP materials explain justice-court civil jurisdiction for civil, debt, repair-and-remedy and eviction matters within the $20,000 limit. |
| JP citation or fine-only offense | Justice of the Peace precinct named on the citation | Search by citation number first when the JP instructions allow it. If no result appears, search by defendant only on the official court system and with the minimum fields required. |
| City of Bastrop traffic, parking, ordinance or juvenile Class C matter | Bastrop Municipal Court of Record | Use the City of Bastrop Municipal Court page or official municipal online services search. Minors under 17 and some charges require appearance rather than simple payment. |
| Elgin city traffic or ordinance case | Elgin Municipal Court | Use Elgin Municipal Court for Class C misdemeanors within Elgin city limits. Check docket, appearance and payment instructions on the official city site. |
| Smithville citation or city case | Smithville Municipal Court | If the citation came from Smithville Police Department, contact Smithville Municipal Court within the period stated on the official court page and follow its payment or appearance instructions. |
| Deed, lien, plat, DBA, cattle brand, marriage, birth or death function | Bastrop County Clerk / Official Public Records or vital-record route | Do not use court-case search for recorder or vital-record functions. Use the County Clerk’s official public records, plats or vital-record instructions. |
| State appeal | Texas Third Court of Appeals or Supreme Court of Texas | Search appellate dockets separately from trial-court dockets and compare the lower-court cause number. |
| Federal civil, criminal or bankruptcy case | PACER / Western District of Texas / U.S. Bankruptcy Court Western District of Texas | Use PACER Case Locator if you do not know the federal court. Bastrop County federal district and bankruptcy matters route to the Austin Division. |
How to use Bastrop County District Clerk and case records search correctly
The Bastrop County District Clerk is the core record office for district-court records. The District Clerk page links to re:SearchTX, the District Clerk fee schedule, Bastrop County case records search, online felony payments and civil/family payment routes.
District-court records can include felony cases, higher-value civil cases, title-to-land matters, divorce, family law, some name-change and other matters assigned to district court. Do not send JP tickets or County Court at Law misdemeanor fees to the District Clerk payment route unless the official notice tells you to do so.
Start from the official Bastrop County District Clerk page so you can use the correct public-access, fee, payment, passport, jury and records links.
Use the county’s case records search for the correct case category. If you already have a cause number, use it before trying broad name searches.
Confirm whether the case is in the 21st, 335th, 423rd or 465th District Court, County Court at Law, a JP court, or a municipal court.
A search result can be a short index entry. Open the docket and review later entries for disposition, judgment, dismissal, plea, sentence, transfer, appeal or satisfaction.
Provide the cause number, party names, filing year, court, document title and whether you need a plain, certified or exemplified copy.
The District Clerk states that attorney civil and criminal e-filing is mandatory, pro se paper filing may be brought to the office, fax filings are not accepted and personal checks are not accepted.
Bastrop JP and municipal court records are separate from district-court records
Justice of the Peace courts and municipal courts often handle the records users search most often: traffic citations, fine-only misdemeanors, small claims, debt claims, evictions and local ordinance cases. The correct office depends on the precinct or city named on the paper you received.
Judge Cindy Allen. Address: 803 Pine Street, Bastrop, TX 78602. Phone: 512-581-4258. The court lists Monday-Friday hours from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and provides ticket-search instructions using citation first, then defendant search if needed.
Judge Zachary Carter. Address: 1624 NE Loop 230, Smithville, TX 78957. Phone: 512-581-7112. The court lists Monday-Thursday hours from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Friday to 4:00 p.m., with a daily lunch closure.
Judge Krystal Stabeno. Address: 5785 FM 535, Cedar Creek, TX 78612. Phone: 512-332-7288. Use this court’s official forms and payment route when the citation, eviction or small-claims filing belongs to Precinct 3.
Judge Larry Dunne. Address: 1125 Dildy Drive, Elgin, TX 78621. Phone: 512-581-7162. The court handles JP matters in its precinct and provides mail, in-person and online payment instructions.
Address: 104 Grady Tuck Lane, Bastrop, TX 78602. The city court handles traffic violations, city ordinance cases, juvenile matters and parking citations within the City of Bastrop’s municipal jurisdiction.
Elgin Municipal Court is at 310 North Main Street, Elgin, and handles mostly Class C misdemeanors within city limits. Smithville Municipal Court is at 317 Main Street, Smithville, and handles Smithville Police Department citations.
Bastrop County court-record copy, certification and payment details to verify
Fees depend on the court and record type. The District Clerk, County Clerk, Probate Court, Justice of the Peace courts, municipal courts, appellate courts and federal courts each control their own procedures. Always verify the current fee before mailing payment, calling with card information or ordering a certified copy.
| Request | Official note or listed amount | Practical next step |
|---|---|---|
| District Clerk fee schedule | The District Clerk page links to a District Clerk Fee Schedule effective 09/01/2025. | Open the current schedule before ordering copies, filing, appealing or mailing payment. |
| District Clerk payments | Debit/credit cards are accepted by phone, online and in person; money orders and cashier’s checks are accepted; exact cash is accepted; personal checks are not accepted. | Confirm the court type first. The District Clerk warns not to pay JP or misdemeanor fees through that office. |
| Probate certified copies | The Probate Fee Schedule effective January 1, 2024 lists certified copies at $1.00 per page plus $5.00 to certify. | Ask the County Clerk whether the probate document must be certified and whether the office must make the copy. |
| Probate plain copies | The Probate Fee Schedule lists plain copies at $1.00 per page. | Use plain copies only for reference when the receiving agency does not require certification. |
| Probate exemplified or authenticated copies | The Probate Fee Schedule lists authenticated or exemplified copies at $1.00 per page plus $7.00 certification/exemplification. | Ask the receiving court, agency or foreign jurisdiction whether it requires certification, exemplification or authentication. |
| JP Precinct 1 payment | Precinct 1 states it does not accept personal checks; exact cash, card with fee, money order, cashier’s check and limited matching business checks are listed for in-person/mail options. | Use the court’s exact payment instructions and keep the confirmation number for online payments. |
| JP Precinct 2 payment plan | Precinct 2 states a payment-plan request must be in writing with a guilty or no contest plea and that a $15 time-payment fee will be added to each citation. | Do not request a payment plan without understanding the plea and court consequences. |
| Smithville Municipal Court payment | Smithville lists in-person, phone, mail, drop-box and online options; card and ACH convenience fees may apply. | Confirm the citation is from Smithville Police Department before paying through Smithville Municipal Court. |
| Public information request | Bastrop County states requests must be in writing and that costs may apply under Texas Office of Attorney General and Texas Administrative Code charge rules. | Put a summary of the request in the email body because the county says it does not open attachments without body text. |
| PACER federal records | PACER pricing verified September 9, 2026: $0.10 per page, $3.00 cap for many case-specific documents and reports, and $30 quarterly automatic fee waiver threshold. PACER has announced a temporary increase to $0.12 per page and a $40 quarterly threshold on January 1, 2027. | Use a case number or narrow filters when possible because PACER searches and reports can be billable. |
Probate copy estimate helper
This calculator is only a planning aid using the Probate Fee Schedule amounts shown above. The official County Clerk quote, receipt or updated fee schedule controls.
Official Bastrop County court-record links and what to do after opening each one
Use these official links as starting points. The steps below explain what to click, what to verify and when to contact the office instead of relying only on an online search result.
Use this for District Court records, civil/family/felony payment routes, fee schedule, case search and re:SearchTX links.
- Confirm the page is on bastropcounty.gov.
- Open “Search Bastrop County Case Records” for local case lookup.
- Open the District Clerk Fee Schedule before ordering copies or filing.
- Contact the District Clerk for certified district-court records.
Use this for Bastrop County court case lookup when the court’s official page routes users there.
- Choose the correct case category or search type.
- Use cause number or citation number first if available.
- For names, compare court, case type, filing date and party role.
- Contact the correct clerk if the case is missing, delayed, sealed or unclear.
Use this to understand district-court jurisdiction and when a case belongs in District Court.
- Review the general jurisdiction explanation.
- Use District Court for felony, divorce, title-to-land and major civil matters when appropriate.
- Open the individual 21st, 335th, 423rd or 465th District Court page if you need judge or coordinator details.
- Use the District Clerk for records and certified copies.
Use this for County Court at Law case routing, court contacts, local rules, court calendars and misdemeanor/county-court matters.
- Confirm the case is in County Court at Law.
- Use the “Search Bastrop County Court Records” link if provided.
- Check criminal calendar or local rules when relevant.
- Contact the County Clerk or court administrator for record-specific questions.
Use this for County Court at Law misdemeanor clerk functions, Probate Court, Commissioners Court, official public records, plats, marriage, birth and death record functions.
- Read the division list before choosing a record route.
- Choose Probate Court for probate records.
- Choose Official Public Records for land, DBA, lien, cattle-brand and recorded-instrument matters.
- Use vital-record instructions for birth, death and marriage functions.
Use this to identify JP Precinct 1, 2, 3 or 4 before searching a small-claims, eviction, fine-only criminal or citation record.
- Find the precinct named on your citation, petition or notice.
- Use the address and phone for the correct JP office.
- Do not send JP payments to the District Clerk.
- Call the JP court if the citation is not yet filed or the docket is unclear.
Use this for a practical citation-search example from Bastrop County’s JP system.
- Open Criminal Case Records from the JP page.
- Change “Search By” to Citation.
- Enter the citation exactly as shown on the ticket.
- If no result appears, return and search by Defendant using only the official fields the court instructs.
Use this for Smithville-area JP records, office hours, payment notes, clerk contacts and 2026 eviction-rule notices.
- Confirm the record belongs to Precinct 2.
- Check the listed hours and lunch closure before visiting.
- Review special notices before eviction or civil-record questions.
- Contact jp2@co.bastrop.tx.us or call the court for record verification.
Use this for Precinct 3 eviction, small claims, repair-and-remedy, writ, appeal bond, address-change and criminal/traffic forms.
- Choose the form category that matches your case type.
- Download the current packet or form.
- Confirm filing and service fees with the court before submitting.
- Do not treat forms as legal advice.
Use this for Elgin-area Justice of the Peace matters that belong in Precinct 4.
- Confirm the court named on your citation or notice is JP Precinct 4.
- Use the office address and phone number for direct verification.
- Open payment instructions only if your case is eligible for payment.
- Ask the court if a court appearance is required.
Use this for City of Bastrop traffic, ordinance, juvenile Class C and parking citation matters.
- Confirm the citation is from the City of Bastrop Municipal Court of Record.
- Check court hours and appearance requirements.
- Use the online court search only on the official city-linked portal.
- Do not pay if the offense requires a court appearance.
Use this city-linked portal for Bastrop Municipal Court citation and case searching.
- Search by citation number when possible.
- Use name or driver-license options only on the official portal when necessary.
- Confirm date of birth and court name before paying.
- Contact the municipal court if the record cannot be found.
Use this for Elgin Class C misdemeanor, traffic, city ordinance, juvenile first appearance and court docket information.
- Confirm the alleged offense occurred within Elgin municipal jurisdiction.
- Review court location, hearing location and pretrial information.
- Use the docket and payment links only if they match your case.
- Call before visiting because the office may close for court, hearings or training.
Use this if the citation was issued by the Smithville Police Department or belongs to Smithville Municipal Court.
- Contact the court within the deadline stated on the citation page.
- Choose in-person, phone, mail, drop-box or online payment only if eligible.
- Review card and ACH fee notes before paying.
- Contact the court clerk if the record or deadline is unclear.
Use this for county department or sheriff records that are not court-case dockets.
- Put the written request summary in the email body.
- Choose county department, elected official or sheriff route as appropriate.
- Expect a cost estimate if charges apply.
- Contact the elected official directly when the record belongs to the District Clerk, County Clerk or JP court.
Use this for state appellate cases from Bastrop County when the appeal belongs to the Third Court of Appeals.
- Search appellate records separately from trial-court records.
- Use appellate case number when available.
- Compare the lower-court cause number to the trial-court docket.
- Contact the appellate clerk for record-access questions.
Use this for federal district, bankruptcy and federal appellate court records.
- Use PACER Case Locator if you do not know the federal court.
- Use the specific court for the most current docket.
- Review PACER pricing before opening documents or reports.
- Remember federal cases are not stored in the Bastrop County court portal.
Bastrop County court locations for records, copies and verification
Many searches can begin online, but certified copies, sealed-record questions, older files, family documents, probate documents, JP citations and municipal cases may require contacting the exact office. Call before visiting to confirm the department, hours, security, payment method and whether the record is available at that location.
804 Pecan Street
Bastrop, TX 78602
Phone: 512-332-7244
Fax: 512-332-7249
Mail: P.O. Box 770, Bastrop, TX 78602
Use for District Court felony, civil, family, divorce, payment and certified-copy record questions.
803 Pine Street
Bastrop, TX 78602
Phone: 512-332-7234
Fax: 512-332-7241
Mail: P.O. Box 577, Bastrop, TX 78602
Use for County Court at Law misdemeanor clerk functions, Probate Court, official public records, plats, marriage, birth and death record functions.
804 Pecan Street
Bastrop, TX 78602
Phone: 512-581-4277
Fax: 512-332-7291
Use for County Court at Law court scheduling, local rules and county-court case routing. Contact the proper clerk for official copies.
803 Pine Street
Bastrop, TX 78602
Phone: 512-581-4258
Fax: 512-581-4254
Mail: P.O. Box 336, Bastrop, TX 78602
Use for JP1 citations, small claims, evictions, fine-only matters and precinct-level court questions.
1624 NE Loop 230
Smithville, TX 78957
Phone: 512-581-7112
Fax: 512-332-7227
Email: jp2@co.bastrop.tx.us
Use for JP2 records, Smithville-area precinct matters and questions about the court’s 2026 eviction-rule notice.
5785 FM 535
Cedar Creek, TX 78612
Phone: 512-332-7288
Fax: 512-332-7250
Use for JP3 small-claims, eviction, traffic, criminal and civil forms or payment questions.
1125 Dildy Drive
Elgin, TX 78621
Phone: 512-581-7162
Fax: 512-581-7163
Use for JP4 matters, including eligible Elgin-area precinct traffic, criminal and civil matters.
Bastrop: 104 Grady Tuck Lane, Bastrop, TX 78602
Elgin: 310 North Main Street, Elgin, TX 78621
Smithville: 317 Main Street, Smithville, TX 78957
Use the city court named on the citation or notice. City municipal courts are separate from county District Clerk and County Clerk records.
Court records vs sheriff, public information, recorder and vital records
Bastrop County court records are not the same as sheriff incident reports, jail records, open-records requests, County Clerk official public records, property records or vital records. Using the wrong system can lead to missing results or wrong conclusions.
| Need | Usually use | Important warning |
|---|---|---|
| Court docket, judgment, order, decree or disposition | District Clerk, County Clerk, JP court or municipal court | A docket is not legal advice and may not show every document online. |
| Sheriff report, incident report or jail-related record | Bastrop County Sheriff’s Office open-records route | A booking or incident report is not a court conviction or final court disposition. |
| County department public information | Bastrop County Public Information Requests page | Requests must be written, costs may apply and the county does not have to create new information or do legal research. |
| Deed, lien, plat, DBA, release or recorded instrument | County Clerk official public records or plat route | Recorded instruments are not the same as court case dockets. |
| Birth, death or marriage record | County Clerk vital-record or marriage-license route | Vital records may have eligibility and identification requirements that do not apply to ordinary public case dockets. |
| Federal lawsuit, federal criminal case or bankruptcy | PACER and the Western District of Texas route | Federal cases are not stored in the Bastrop County public-access court portal. |
Online access, confidentiality, filing delays and record completeness
Texas law, court rules and local court procedures control which records are public, restricted, sealed, expunged or confidential. Online systems are helpful, but they may not show recent filings, juvenile matters, protected identifiers, sealed records, expunctions, nondisclosure records, restricted family documents or older records.
- Officer filing delay after a citation is issued.
- Wrong court, wrong precinct or wrong city.
- Older records not fully available in the online portal.
- Sealed, expunged, juvenile or confidential records.
- Public-information cost estimates or Attorney General review for protected information.
- Warrant, bond, court date or payment-plan status.
- Criminal disposition, plea, sentence or dismissal.
- Divorce decree, custody order or child-support order.
- Civil judgment, satisfaction, appeal or dismissal.
- Certified-copy requirements for court, school, employer, agency or immigration use.
Where Bastrop County appeals, federal cases and bankruptcy records go
Trial-court records, appellate records and federal records are separate. A Bastrop County trial case can have a county-level docket and a separate Texas appellate docket. Federal lawsuits, federal criminal cases and bankruptcy cases use PACER and federal court systems.
The Texas Third Court of Appeals in Austin serves Bastrop County for many state appeals. Search the appellate docket separately and compare the lower-court cause number before relying on a result.
Some appellate matters may reach the Supreme Court of Texas. Use the Texas Judicial Branch case-search route and confirm appellate case number, parties, filings and originating court.
Bastrop County federal district matters are in the Western District of Texas Austin Division. Bankruptcy cases from Bastrop route to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Texas Austin Division.
How to read Bastrop County docket fields without over-interpreting them
A docket is a list of case activity. It may not explain the full legal meaning of a filing, and it may not show every document online. Use neutral language and verify the final disposition with the official custodian before making decisions.
Plaintiff, defendant, petitioner, respondent, applicant, decedent, guardian, ward, creditor, debtor, appellant and appellee are legal roles. A role does not automatically mean wrongdoing.
Complaint, petition, citation, return of service, motion, notice, order, hearing, judgment, plea, sentence, dismissal, warrant, continuance and satisfaction entries should be read in context.
Open, pending, closed, disposed, dismissed, deferred, satisfied, appealed, sealed or inactive can have different meanings by court and case type. Do not infer more than the docket states.
Use Bastrop County court records carefully
- Do not identify a person from a common name alone.
- Compare cause number, court, division, filing date, party role, docket activity and lawful identifiers.
- Do not assume a citation, charge, petition or complaint is a conviction or final judgment.
- Do not assume a civil judgment proves current payment status.
- Do not harass, threaten, shame or retaliate against anyone.
- Do not republish children’s names, home addresses, protected identifiers or unnecessary sensitive information.
- Do not bypass sealed, expunged, juvenile or confidential restrictions.
- Contact the official custodian for corrections, sealing, expunction, nondisclosure and certified-copy questions.
Frequently asked questions about Bastrop County court records
What is the official way to search Bastrop County court records?
Start with the official Bastrop County Case Records Search and the correct clerk page. Use the District Clerk for district-court felony, major civil, divorce and family records; the County Clerk for misdemeanor County Court at Law, probate and official public record functions; Justice of the Peace and municipal courts for local citation, fine-only, eviction and small-claims matters; and PACER for federal cases.
Can I search Bastrop County court records by name?
Yes, some official Bastrop systems support name searching, but a name match is not enough to identify a person or business. Compare the court, division, case number, filing date, party role, docket entries, and disposition before relying on the result.
Who keeps felony court records in Bastrop County?
Felony criminal records are district-court records maintained through the Bastrop County District Clerk. Bastrop County also states that District Court cases are felony matters for its payment-routing guidance, while County Court at Law cases are misdemeanor matters.
Where do I search misdemeanor or County Court at Law records in Bastrop County?
County Court at Law misdemeanor records route through the County Court at Law and County Clerk functions. The County Clerk page identifies the office as clerk of the misdemeanor County Court at Law, and the County Court at Law page provides the court location and phone number.
Where do I search Bastrop County traffic citations?
Use the court named on the citation. Bastrop County Justice of the Peace citation instructions tell users to search criminal case records by Citation first and, if no result is found, search by Defendant using only the official Party Information and Date of Birth fields. City citations may belong to Bastrop Municipal Court of Record, Elgin Municipal Court or Smithville Municipal Court instead.
Are all Bastrop County court records available online?
No. Online access may be limited by case type, filing delay, restricted documents, juvenile confidentiality, sealed or expunged records, older files, court-specific portals, or the need to request records directly from the responsible clerk or court.
Where do I get a certified divorce decree in Bastrop County?
Divorce and family cases generally route through District Court and the District Clerk. Contact the Bastrop County District Clerk with the cause number, party names, filing year, exact decree or order requested, and whether you need a plain, certified or exemplified copy.
Where are probate and marriage records kept in Bastrop County?
The Bastrop County Clerk is the clerk of the Probate Court and also handles vital information including marriage records. Probate records and certified probate copies should be requested through the County Clerk or Probate Court route, while marriage-license questions should follow the County Clerk’s marriage-license hours and instructions.
Where do I search appeals from Bastrop County cases?
State appeals from Bastrop County generally route to the Texas Third Court of Appeals in Austin, and some matters may be searched through the Supreme Court of Texas case search. Compare the lower-court cause number with the appellate case number before assuming you found the correct appeal.
Where do I search federal or bankruptcy cases from Bastrop County?
Use PACER and the federal courts, not the county case-search portal. Bastrop County federal district matters route to the Western District of Texas Austin Division, and bankruptcy matters route to the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Western District of Texas Austin Division.
Official-source review checklist
This guide was reviewed against official Bastrop County District Clerk, County Clerk, District Court, 21st District Court, 335th District Court, 423rd District Court, 465th District Court, County Court at Law, Justice of the Peace directory, JP Precinct 1 citation instructions, JP Precinct 2, JP Precinct 3 forms, JP Precinct 4, Collections and Compliance, Public Information Requests, City of Bastrop Municipal Court of Record, Elgin Municipal Court, Smithville Municipal Court, Texas Third Court of Appeals, Supreme Court of Texas, Western District of Texas, U.S. Bankruptcy Court Western District of Texas and PACER resources. Review date: September 9, 2026.