Guadalupe County TX Court Records Search: Judicial Records, District Clerk, County Clerk, JP Courts, Copies & PACER
Use this guide to search Guadalupe County, Texas court records through the correct official route. District Court, County Court at Law, County Clerk court records, Justice of the Peace cases, certified copies, state appeals and federal PACER records are not all handled by one office.
Public-Court-Records.us is independent. This website is not the Guadalupe County District Clerk, Guadalupe County Clerk, Guadalupe County Courts, Texas Courts, PACER, a court clerk, a government agency, a law firm or a Consumer Reporting Agency. This guide provides general public court-record access information only.
A matching name is not proof of identity. Several people can share the same name. A complaint, petition, charge, citation, arrest, indictment, lawsuit or ticket does not prove guilt, liability or final outcome. Always verify the case number, court, case type, filing date, party role and disposition with the official custodian.
Guadalupe County court records depend on the court and clerk that handled the case
The biggest mistake is searching one Guadalupe County page and assuming it covers every record. The District Clerk maintains district court pleadings and records. The County Clerk provides court-record assistance for civil, probate and misdemeanor criminal records handled through the County Clerk. Justice of the Peace courts handle Class C fine-only cases, small claims, debt claims and evictions. State appeals and federal cases use separate systems.
Main Seguin justice-center address for many court offices.
Published District Clerk record-search fee.
Justice and small claims amount-in-controversy limit.
Guadalupe County state appeals generally route to San Antonio.
Guadalupe County court-record route finder
Select the kind of record you need. This tool runs in your browser and does not ask for a person’s name, case number, birth date, Social Security number, address, citation number, driver-license number or any private information.
For district civil, felony, land-title, election-contest, divorce and other district-court records, use the District Clerk route and search by case number when possible.
How the Guadalupe County Judicial Records Search works
Guadalupe County links users to a Tyler public access portal for Judicial Records Search. The portal help page explains that users can search civil, family or probate case records and court calendars using the available search menu. It also explains that different search areas can include Probate/Guardianship Case Records, Civil/Family Case Records and Court Calendar.
- Case: search by case number.
- Party: search by party name; last name is required.
- Attorney: search by attorney name; last name is required.
- Date Filed: search between a range of filing dates.
- Calendar: search by case, judicial officer or party/defendant name where available.
- Wildcard: use an asterisk at the end of an incomplete name or case number when the portal allows it.
- Last-name wildcard: the portal help says at least three characters are required before using wildcard on a last name.
- Case-number wildcard: the portal help says at least four characters, other than dashes, are required.
- Soundex: may help with similar-sounding names.
- Important: wildcard and Soundex cannot be used together on the same search.
Use the link from guadalupetx.gov or the Tyler public access URL. Avoid unofficial look-alike background-check pages.
Do not search probate if the case is a JP citation, and do not search a county misdemeanor payment route for a family-law case.
Case-number lookup is usually more precise. Preserve the exact format from the court notice, citation, docket, petition or order.
Search spelling variations only when appropriate. Compare the case number, court, case type, party role, filing date and docket sequence before relying on a result.
The portal help says case information is viewed by clicking the case number hyperlink from the results screen.
Searching a case, paying a cost and ordering a certified copy are separate tasks. Use the correct clerk or Clerk E-Certify route.
District Clerk vs County Clerk: use the correct Guadalupe County custodian
Guadalupe County has both a District Clerk and a County Clerk. The District Clerk supports the district court system and is the official custodian for district court pleadings and papers. The County Clerk is the clerk of the county and commissioners courts and provides court records assistance for civil, probate and misdemeanor criminal records handled through that office.
| Office | Use for | Contact details |
|---|---|---|
| District Clerk | District court records, felony, district civil, divorce, family, child support, court fines, jury functions, passport services and district certified-copy routing. | Main office: 211 W. Court Street, Seguin, TX 78155. Civil/Divorce/Family/Child Support: 830-303-8873, dccourts@guadalupetx.gov. Criminal/Collections: 830-303-8875. |
| County Clerk | County court records, civil, probate, misdemeanor criminal, marriage, birth, death, official public records, deeds and real property record questions. | Main office: 211 W. Court Street, Seguin, TX 78155. Court Records: 830-303-8861, cccourts@guadalupetx.gov. Official Public Records: ccrecords@guadalupetx.gov. |
| Justice of the Peace | Class C fine-only cases, justice civil cases, small claims, debt claims, evictions, writs of re-entry, citation matters and precinct-level court records. | Use the precinct printed on the citation or determined by address. Do not send JP payments to the County Clerk misdemeanor payment page. |
| Fourth Court of Appeals | State appeals from Guadalupe County trial courts when the case proceeds to the intermediate appellate court. | Cadena-Reeves Justice Center, 300 Dolorosa, Suite 3200, San Antonio, TX 78205. Phone: 210-335-2635. |
| Federal courts / PACER | Federal civil, criminal and bankruptcy dockets and documents. | Western District of Texas San Antonio Division and U.S. Bankruptcy Court Western District of Texas San Antonio Division; use PACER for federal dockets. |
Which Guadalupe County court-record route should you use?
The same person or business name can appear in multiple court systems. Use the case type first, then choose the official route.
| Need | Correct official route | Important search note |
|---|---|---|
| Felony criminal case | District Clerk and District Court records | District courts have felony jurisdiction. A charge, arrest or indictment is not a conviction; verify plea, judgment and sentence. |
| District civil lawsuit, title-to-land case, election contest or civil matter not placed elsewhere | District Clerk / Judicial Records Search | District court jurisdiction includes civil matters of $200 or more and matters not placed in another trial court, but other courts may have concurrent jurisdiction. |
| Divorce, family or child support | District Clerk Civil/Divorce/Family/Child Support route | Family records can contain protected information. Plain copy requests may route through eFileTexas or email; certified copies route through the clerk or E-Certify where available. |
| County Court at Law civil case up to $250,000 | County Courts at Law and correct clerk | Guadalupe County Court at Law pages list civil jurisdiction up to $250,000. Confirm whether the District Clerk or County Clerk is the clerk for the particular matter. |
| Misdemeanor criminal case | County Clerk / County Court at Law / Judicial Records Search | The County Clerk payment page is for misdemeanor cases only and warns not to submit payments for probation fees, JP cases, felony cases or family law cases. |
| Probate, guardianship, contested probate or mental health | County Clerk and County Courts at Law | County Court at Law #1 hears contested probate and guardianships. County Court at Law #2 lists probate, guardianship and mental health proceedings. Sensitive records may be restricted. |
| Justice civil, small claims, debt claim, eviction or writ of re-entry | Justice of the Peace precinct court | JP courts handle Class C fine-only cases and justice/small-claims cases up to $20,000, plus eviction suits and writs of re-entry. |
| Traffic or sheriff-issued citation | Justice of the Peace precinct shown on the citation | The sheriff’s citation page says citations are issued into one of four JP jurisdictions. The court date or appear-by date is the deadline to contact the court or appear. |
| Occupational driver license | County Court at Law, County Court at Law #2, District Court or JP route depending on case context | County Court at Law #2 lists occupational licenses; JP pages also include occupational driver license resources. Verify the court named in your paperwork. |
| State appeal | Fourth Court of Appeals and Texas appellate case search | Trial-court case numbers and appellate case numbers may differ. Use the trial court case number, parties and appellate number when available. |
| Federal civil, criminal or bankruptcy case | PACER, Western District of Texas or Western District Bankruptcy Court | Federal records are not Guadalupe County clerk records. Guadalupe County belongs to the Western District of Texas San Antonio Division for federal district and bankruptcy purposes. |
Guadalupe County district courts and county courts at law
Guadalupe County’s court pages include district courts and two County Courts at Law. Court pages are useful for judge, courtroom, calendar, court coordinator and courtroom-procedure information, but record copies usually come from the clerk that maintains the file.
- 25th Judicial District Court: 211 W. Court Street, Seguin; phone 830-303-8852 Ext. 1. Serves Guadalupe, Gonzales, Colorado and Lavaca Counties.
- 2nd 25th Judicial District Court: 211 W. Court Street, Seguin; phone 830-303-8852 Ext. 2. Serves Guadalupe, Gonzales, Colorado and Lavaca Counties.
- 456th Judicial District Court: 211 W. Court Street, Seguin; phone 830-303-8852 Ext. 4. Serves Guadalupe County.
- Older reference caution: older local materials may reference the 274th Judicial District. Use the current county court page and clerk guidance for current assignment.
- County Court at Law: Suite 330, 211 W. Court Street, Seguin; phone 830-303-4188 Ext. 1247.
- County Court at Law #2: Suite 338, 211 W. Court Street, Seguin; phone 830-303-8871.
- County Court at Law #1 lists contested probate, all guardianships, civil law up to $250,000, condemnations and de novo appeals of eviction and small-claims matters from all four JP courts.
- County Court at Law #2 lists misdemeanor criminal, juvenile, mental health, occupational licenses, JP appeals, probate, guardianship, civil cases up to $250,000, condemnations and nondisclosures.
Guadalupe County Justice of the Peace records and citation routes
Justice of the Peace courts are separate from District Clerk and County Clerk records. Use the JP precinct shown on your citation, or use the county precinct lookup if you need to determine which precinct applies to an address.
| Precinct | Address | Phone / notes |
|---|---|---|
| Justice of the Peace Precinct 1 | 2405 E. US Hwy 90, Seguin, TX 78155 | 830-372-4223; Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.; closed to the public Fridays. |
| Justice of the Peace Precinct 2 | 101 E. Court Street, Suite 213, Seguin, TX 78155 | 830-379-2214; Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.-4:30 p.m.; closed for lunch 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p.m. |
| Justice of the Peace Precinct 3 | 1101 Elbel Road, Suite 6, Schertz, TX 78154 | 210-945-6685; Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.; email listed as JP3Clerks@gmail.com. |
| Justice of the Peace Precinct 4 | 11144 FM 725, Seguin, TX 78155 | 830-372-8916 and 830-372-8917; the JP4 page states the “appear by date” on a citation is not a court date, but the date by which you must contact the court. |
Official Guadalupe County court-record links and what to do after opening each one
These links are included with next-step instructions so this page is useful beyond a basic directory list.
Use this for available public access court-record lookup.
- Confirm the domain is portal-txguadalupe.tylertech.cloud.
- Choose the correct search area.
- Search by case number first when available.
- Use party, attorney, date-filed or calendar search only when suitable.
- Click the case-number hyperlink in search results to view available case details.
Use this before running broad name searches.
- Review the search areas and required fields.
- Learn how wildcard searches work.
- Use Soundex only when appropriate.
- Remember wildcard and Soundex cannot be used together.
- Use New Search or Search Menu inside the portal when continuing.
Use this for district court record custody, district contact numbers, copy routes and jury information.
- Use Civil/Divorce/Family/Child Support for those case categories.
- Use Criminal/Collections for felony or criminal payment questions.
- Use Search Judicial Records for case lookup.
- Use Purchase Certified Copies for certified records where available.
- Do not ask the clerk for legal advice or document preparation.
Use this for County Clerk court records, vital records, official public records and public-information request details.
- Use Court Records for civil, probate and misdemeanor criminal questions.
- Use Official Public Records for deeds and real property records.
- Use Vital Records for marriage, birth and death record needs.
- Email cccourts@guadalupetx.gov for court-record questions when appropriate.
- Remember the County Clerk no longer accepts fax submissions.
Use this for electronic certified County Clerk court records and court-record copy routing.
- Read the e-certified records notice.
- Click through to Clerk E-Certify only from the official page.
- Use a valid credit card if purchasing certified copies online.
- Check your email for delivery.
- Validate the record using Clerk E-Certify if needed.
Use this for eligible electronic certified records.
- Read and accept the terms only if you agree.
- Enter your contact information on the official E-Certify page.
- Search all possible spelling variations where appropriate.
- Purchase the correct certified record.
- Use the verification code or file-upload validation if a recipient needs proof.
Use this only after confirming the payment belongs to the County Clerk misdemeanor route.
- Call 830-303-8861 to verify payment should be made to the County Clerk.
- Do not submit probation fees, JP cases, felony cases or family law cases here.
- Do not submit payment before your court hearing if the page says payment may not be accepted in advance.
- Use the case number from the official portal.
- Save proof of payment.
Use this for district judge, court calendar and court coordinator information.
- Choose 25th, 2nd 25th or 456th District Court as applicable.
- Review court calendars and local rules.
- Do not contact the judge about case merits.
- Use the District Clerk for record copies.
- Use the Court Coordinator only for allowed scheduling questions.
Use this for County Court at Law #1 and #2 court pages.
- Choose the specific court named in your notice.
- Review the case types the court hears.
- Read courtroom conduct and remote-hearing instructions.
- Use the clerk, not the judge, for certified copies.
- Do not record remote hearings unless the court expressly allows it.
Use this for state appellate records and appeal information.
- Confirm the case is an appeal from a Guadalupe County trial court.
- Search by appellate case number when available.
- Use trial court case number, parties and style when needed.
- Check opinions, orders, calendars and local rules.
- Contact the appellate clerk for official appellate copy questions.
How to request certified Guadalupe County court records
A search result, docket screen, payment receipt or unofficial PDF is not always a certified court record. Certified copies must come from the official clerk or approved certification system.
- Case number, if known.
- Full case title or party names.
- Case type and court.
- Approximate filing year.
- Exact document needed, such as judgment, order, decree, sentence, disposition, probate order or letters.
- Whether you need a plain copy, certified copy, exemplified copy or electronic certified copy.
- Payment method and delivery preference.
- District Clerk: district civil, divorce, family, child support, felony and district court records.
- County Clerk: county court, probate, misdemeanor and official public records.
- Clerk E-Certify: eligible electronic certified records.
- eFileTexas: plain copy requests for eligible civil/family/divorce/child-support district matters.
- JP court: precinct-level justice court records and citations.
- Appellate or federal clerk: appeals, federal district or bankruptcy records.
Use the official portal, clerk page or JP precinct route to identify the correct case number and court.
Use the docket to find the judgment, order, decree, disposition, sentence, probate document, nondisclosure order or appellate item needed.
Guadalupe County offers electronic certified copies through Clerk E-Certify for eligible records.
The District Clerk general information sheet lists email, fax and eFileTexas routes for copy requests, depending on case type and copy type.
Use Clerk E-Certify verification when an electronic or printed e-certified record needs validation.
Guadalupe County copy-fee planning estimator
This estimator uses published copy-fee patterns from Guadalupe County clerk fee materials. It is only a planning aid. The official clerk, fee schedule, checkout screen or quote controls the actual amount.
Guadalupe County court-record fees and payment details to verify
Fees can change and may differ by clerk, court, case type, copy format, certification and vendor. Verify every amount on the official page before paying.
| Item | Published detail | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| District Clerk record search | $5.00 record-search fee listed on the District Clerk fee schedule. | Use case number when available to avoid unnecessary broad searches. |
| District Clerk non-certified copies | $1.00 per page listed for non-certified copies. | Ask whether the requested copy is paper, scanned or electronic before estimating. |
| District Clerk certified copies | $1.00 per page plus $5.00 seal listed on the District Clerk fee schedule. | Certified-copy requirements can differ by recipient, agency or court. |
| Electronic copy of electronic document | Published schedules list $1.00 for each electronic document up to 10 pages and $0.10 for each page over 10. | This is different from an e-certified record purchase through Clerk E-Certify. |
| County Clerk certification | County Clerk fee schedule lists certification of copies at $5.00 each. | Use the correct County Clerk division: court records, vital records or official public records. |
| County Clerk misdemeanor online payment | The payment page is for misdemeanor cases only and warns not to submit JP, felony, family law or probation-fee payments there. | Call 830-303-8861 to verify payment should be made to the County Clerk before paying. |
| Credit/debit charge | The District Clerk general information sheet notes a 2.25% charge applies to credit/debit transactions. | Vendor and convenience fees may be separate from court costs. |
| PACER federal records | PACER pricing verified September 1, 2026: $0.10 per page, many single documents capped at $3, and quarterly bills of $30 or less are waived. | A temporary increase to $0.12 per page and a $40 quarterly waiver threshold is scheduled for January 1, 2027. |
Guadalupe County court-record locations and contact points
Use the office tied to the case. Many Guadalupe County court offices are at or near the Justice Center in Seguin, but JP precinct offices and the Schertz satellite office use different locations.
| Office | Address | Phone / hours / record note |
|---|---|---|
| District Clerk Main Office | 211 W. Court Street, Seguin, TX 78155 | 830-303-8873; Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. |
| District Clerk Schertz Satellite Office | 1101 Elbel Road, Schertz, TX 78154 | 210-945-9708; Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. |
| County Clerk Main Office | 211 W. Court Street, Seguin, TX 78155 | Court records: 830-303-8861; Monday-Friday 7:45 a.m.-4:30 p.m. |
| County Clerk Schertz Satellite Office | 1101 Elbel Road, Schertz, TX 78154 | 830-303-4188 Ext. 4229; Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.; closed one hour for lunch. |
| County Court at Law | 211 W. Court Street, Suite 330, Seguin, TX 78155 | 830-303-4188 Ext. 1247; use clerk for records and copies. |
| County Court at Law #2 | 211 W. Court Street, Suite 338, Seguin, TX 78155 | 830-303-8871; use clerk for records and copies. |
| Justice of the Peace Precinct 1 | 2405 E. US Hwy 90, Seguin, TX 78155 | 830-372-4223; Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.; closed Fridays. |
| Justice of the Peace Precinct 2 | 101 E. Court Street, Suite 213, Seguin, TX 78155 | 830-379-2214; Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.-4:30 p.m.; lunch closure listed. |
| Justice of the Peace Precinct 3 | 1101 Elbel Road, Suite 6, Schertz, TX 78154 | 210-945-6685; Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. |
| Justice of the Peace Precinct 4 | 11144 FM 725, Seguin, TX 78155 | 830-372-8916 and 830-372-8917; verify citation and appear-by date directly with the court. |
Why some Guadalupe County court records may be missing, restricted or redacted
Public court access is not the same as complete remote access to every document. Texas court records may be limited by statute, court rule, sealing order, expunction, nondisclosure, juvenile confidentiality, mental-health confidentiality, guardianship privacy or personal-identifier redaction.
- Wrong clerk: District Clerk vs County Clerk.
- Wrong court: district, county court at law, JP, municipal, appellate or federal.
- Name spelling, business suffix, maiden name or party-role mismatch.
- Case number entered without required formatting.
- New filing not yet visible online.
- Older record not indexed in the current portal.
- Federal bankruptcy or district case in PACER.
- Juvenile matters.
- Mental health proceedings.
- Guardianship and probate-sensitive documents.
- Adoption records.
- Victim information and protected addresses.
- Sealed or expunged criminal records.
- Nondisclosure orders and restricted-access documents.
- Personal identifiers such as Social Security numbers and financial-account details.
Guadalupe County appeals: Fourth Court of Appeals and Texas appellate search
State appeals from Guadalupe County generally route to the Texas Fourth Court of Appeals in San Antonio. Appellate case numbers can be different from trial-court case numbers, so save both. For statewide appellate docket research, use the Texas appellate case-search system.
Use this for Guadalupe County appellate matters routed to the Fourth Court of Appeals.
- Confirm the appeal came from a Guadalupe County trial court.
- Search by appellate case number if available.
- Use the trial court cause number as a backup search clue.
- Review opinions, orders, calendars and local rules.
- Contact the appellate clerk for official appellate record questions.
Use this for Texas Supreme Court, Court of Criminal Appeals and courts of appeals docket searches.
- Choose the correct appellate court when known.
- Search by case number, partial case number, style, attorney or trial court case number.
- Remember this system does not maintain trial court records.
- Use re:SearchTX or the local clerk for trial court filings.
- Verify official appellate documents with the appellate clerk.
Guadalupe County federal and bankruptcy records use PACER
Federal civil, criminal and bankruptcy records are not Guadalupe County clerk records. Guadalupe County is in the Western District of Texas San Antonio Division for federal district and bankruptcy purposes. Use PACER for federal dockets and documents.
Use this for federal civil and criminal district court information.
- Confirm the case is federal, not Guadalupe County state court.
- Use PACER for docket and document access.
- Check the San Antonio Division for Guadalupe County matters.
- Contact the federal clerk for certified-copy or restricted-document questions.
Use this to verify that Guadalupe County is included in the San Antonio Division.
- Find the San Antonio Division county list.
- Confirm Guadalupe County is included.
- Use the division before contacting a federal courthouse.
- Use PACER Case Locator if the federal court is unknown.
Use this for bankruptcy records connected with Guadalupe County.
- Confirm the debtor’s county and bankruptcy division.
- Use PACER for bankruptcy dockets and documents.
- Review bankruptcy court location and contact information.
- Contact the bankruptcy clerk for archived or certified records.
PACER pricing verified: September 1, 2026.
- Review the current $0.10 per-page fee.
- Check which documents are capped at $3.
- Remember search results and non-case-specific reports do not have the same cap.
- Note that quarterly bills of $30 or less are currently waived.
- Recheck the January 1, 2027 temporary fee increase before publishing old PACER prices.
Court records vs sheriff records, official public records, vital records and federal records
| Need | Correct source type | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| District civil, felony, divorce or family docket | Guadalupe County District Clerk and Judicial Records Search | The District Clerk is the custodian for district court pleadings and records. |
| County court civil, probate or misdemeanor record | Guadalupe County Clerk and County Court at Law route | The County Clerk lists court-record assistance for civil, probate and misdemeanor criminal records. |
| Justice Court citation, small claim, debt claim or eviction | Correct Justice of the Peace precinct | JP courts handle precinct-level Class C fine-only, civil, small-claims and eviction matters. |
| Current inmate custody, booking or jail status | Sheriff or jail system | Jail custody is separate from court disposition. |
| Deed, lien, plat, mortgage or real property document | County Clerk Official Public Records | Official public records may relate to a case, but they are not the full court file. |
| Marriage, birth or death record | County Clerk vital records route | Vital records are separate from court dockets. |
| Federal civil, criminal or bankruptcy docket | PACER and federal court clerk | Federal cases are not stored in Guadalupe County state court portals. |
How to read a Guadalupe County court docket responsibly
A docket or register of actions is a chronological record of activity in the case. It is not a background report, jail booking, criminal-history product or proof that an allegation is true.
Plaintiff, defendant, petitioner, respondent, appellant, appellee, creditor, debtor, decedent, guardian and ward mean different things. A party role does not automatically mean wrongdoing.
Complaint, petition, motion, notice, order, judgment, dismissal, hearing, plea, sentence, ticket, bond or payment entries should be read in sequence and verified with the actual document when needed.
Open, pending, disposed, dismissed, closed, appealed, sealed, expunged, nondisclosed or restricted can describe procedural status. It may not answer every question about guilt, liability, collection, appeal or satisfaction.
Use Guadalupe County court records responsibly
- Full name and spelling variations.
- Business legal name and suffix when relevant.
- Case number.
- Court and clerk office.
- JP precinct or district court number when relevant.
- Filing date and case type.
- Party role.
- Attorney, judge, citation or calendar information when relevant.
- Final disposition or latest order.
- Certified copy when an official record is required.
- Harass, threaten, shame or retaliate against anyone.
- Publish unnecessary personal information.
- Bypass sealed, expunged, nondisclosed, juvenile, mental-health, guardianship, confidential or restricted records.
- Make FCRA-regulated employment, housing, tenant, credit or insurance decisions.
- Claim a person was convicted based only on an arrest, citation, charge or filing.
Frequently asked questions about Guadalupe County TX court records
How do I search Guadalupe County court records by name?
Start with the official Guadalupe County Judicial Records Search portal. The public-access help page allows civil, family, probate and calendar searches and supports case, party, attorney and date-filed search options where available. For name searches, compare the case number, court, case type, filing date, party role and disposition before relying on a match.
What is the official Guadalupe County court records search portal?
Guadalupe County links users to the Tyler public access portal at portal-txguadalupe.tylertech.cloud/PublicAccess/default.aspx for Judicial Records Search. Use links from the official guadalupetx.gov pages when possible to avoid unofficial look-alike websites.
Who keeps Guadalupe County district court records?
The Guadalupe County District Clerk is the official recorder, registrar and custodian of pleadings, instruments and papers that are part of a district court case. The District Clerk main office is at 211 W. Court Street, Seguin, Texas 78155.
Who keeps Guadalupe County county court, probate and misdemeanor records?
The Guadalupe County Clerk provides court-record assistance for civil, probate and misdemeanor criminal records through the County Clerk office. The County Clerk court-records phone number is 830-303-8861 and the email listed for court records is cccourts@guadalupetx.gov.
Can I buy certified Guadalupe County court records online?
Yes, for eligible records. Guadalupe County offers Clerk E-Certify for electronic certified copies of court records, marriage licenses and official public records. Purchased certified records are delivered by email and are designed to be self-validating and tamper-evident.
What if I cannot find a Guadalupe County case online?
The case may be in a different court, listed under a different name, too new to display, sealed, expunged, restricted, juvenile, mental-health-related, subject to nondisclosure, held by a Justice of the Peace, held by a municipal court, located in an appellate court, or a federal case that belongs in PACER.
Which Guadalupe County court handles felony, divorce and family cases?
Texas district courts have original jurisdiction over felony criminal cases, divorce cases, land-title cases, election contests, civil matters of $200 or more, and matters not placed in another trial court. In Guadalupe County, the official district court page lists the 25th Judicial District Court, 2nd 25th Judicial District Court and 456th Judicial District Court.
Which Guadalupe County court handles small claims, debt claims, evictions and Class C tickets?
Guadalupe County Justice of the Peace courts handle fine-only Class C misdemeanor cases and justice or small-claims civil cases where the amount in controversy does not exceed $20,000. They also handle eviction suits and writs of re-entry.
Where do I search Guadalupe County appeals and federal records?
State appeals from Guadalupe County generally route to the Texas Fourth Court of Appeals in San Antonio, and statewide appellate dockets can be searched through the Texas appellate case-search system. Federal civil, criminal and bankruptcy records use PACER and the Western District of Texas San Antonio Division.
Can I use this page for employment, tenant, credit or insurance screening?
No. Public-Court-Records.us is not a Consumer Reporting Agency, and this guide is not an FCRA screening product. Do not use this page to make employment, housing, tenant, credit, insurance or similar eligibility decisions.
Guadalupe County court-record publishing checklist
This guide was structured around official Guadalupe County District Clerk resources, County Clerk resources, Tyler Judicial Records Search help, District Court pages, County Court at Law pages, Justice of the Peace pages, Clerk E-Certify, Texas appellate resources, Western District of Texas resources, Western District Bankruptcy resources and PACER. Before publishing or updating, re-check portal behavior, clerk contacts, Schertz satellite hours, fee schedules, certified-copy routes, misdemeanor payment warnings, JP precinct pages, appellate routing, federal division routing and PACER pricing.