Webb County TX Court Records Search: Odyssey Public Access, Clerk Copies, JP Cases, Municipal Court, Appeals & PACER
Webb County court records in Texas are split across several official routes. Start with Webb County Odyssey Public Access for criminal, civil, family, probate, and court-calendar lookup. Use the District Clerk or County Clerk for copies and certified records, the Justice of the Peace portal for JP matters, Laredo Municipal Court for City of Laredo municipal cases, the Fourth Court of Appeals for Texas appeals, and PACER for federal district or bankruptcy cases.
Public-Court-Records.us is independent. This page is not the Webb County District Clerk, Webb County Clerk, Webb County Courts, Texas Judicial Branch, Laredo Municipal Court, Texas Department of Public Safety, PACER, a courthouse, a law firm, a government agency, or a Consumer Reporting Agency.
Responsible-use warning: a name match, citation, criminal charge, complaint, petition, lawsuit, judgment entry, warrant entry, docket event, or payment balance does not prove identity, guilt, liability, final outcome, or current status. Do not use this guide for employment, housing, tenant, credit, insurance, lending, or other FCRA-regulated screening decisions.
Webb County court records are not kept in one single office
Webb County’s official court-record routes include the District Clerk, County Clerk, District Courts, County Courts at Law, Justice of the Peace courts, Laredo Municipal Court, Texas appellate courts, and federal courts. The county’s Odyssey Public Access portal is the best online starting point for many case searches because it displays separate categories for Criminal Records, Probate Case Records, Family Case Records, Civil Case Records, and Court Calendar.
The District Clerk page states that the office supports district courts and county courts at law and is responsible for receiving, indexing, preserving, and securing documents filed in civil, family, and criminal cases. The County Clerk page states that the office serves as clerk and custodian for county courts and Commissioners Court and maintains court records and judicial documents for county courts. Because Webb County has overlapping-looking links, use the official portal first and then contact the correct clerk for copies, certification, or staff review.
Criminal, probate, family, civil, and court-calendar search options appear in public access.
49th, 111th, 341st, and 406th District Courts are listed by Webb County.
County Court at Law I and II have separate court pages and case routes.
District Clerk non-certified electronic copies are listed at $1 for up to 10 pages.
Webb County court-record route finder
Select the situation that best matches your search. This helper runs only in your browser and does not ask for a person’s name, birth date, address, case number, citation number, driver-license number, or other personal information.
Open the official public access page and choose Criminal Records, Probate Case Records, Family Case Records, Civil Case Records, or Court Calendar. Use case number when available, then verify court, case type, party role, dates, docket entries, and disposition.
Which Webb County court-record source should you use?
Use this table before searching. It separates District Clerk, County Clerk, Odyssey, Justice of the Peace, municipal, appellate, federal, criminal-history, property, and jail routes.
| Need | Correct source | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| Criminal, civil, family, probate, or court calendar lookup | Webb County Odyssey Public Access | Choose the correct category, then compare case number, court, case type, party role, filing date, docket events, charges, judgments, disposition, and latest calendar information. |
| District court or county court at law copies | Webb County District Clerk Search Request | Case number, party names, exact document name or description, delivery method, contact information, certification need, payment method, and page count. |
| County Clerk court records or county court records | Webb County Clerk and County Clerk Courts Record Search | County-court filing, probate/mental-health/juvenile/misdemeanor context where applicable, document type, copy/certification route, and whether the matter belongs to District Clerk instead. |
| District Court case information | 49th, 111th, 341st, or 406th District Court plus District Clerk records | Court number, coordinator contact, case type, judge, docket status, hearing date, local rules, remote/in-person policy, and official file custodian. |
| Justice of the Peace case or traffic ticket | Webb County JP court page, JP portal, or specific JP precinct/place | Precinct/place, citation number, court date, payment eligibility, plea effect, jury-trial waiver warning, guilty finding warning, DPS reporting risk, and small-claims/eviction venue. |
| Laredo Municipal Court case | Laredo Municipal Court online case search | Municipal case, citation, warrant, compliance dismissal, deferred disposition, driver safety course, court date, online payment effect, and DPS conviction warning. |
| Texas appeal from Webb County | Texas Fourth Court of Appeals / Texas appellate case system | Appellate case number, trial court case number, originating Webb County court, parties, orders, opinions, mandate, and sealed or restricted documents. |
| Federal district or bankruptcy case | PACER and Southern District of Texas Laredo Division | Federal court, Laredo Division, federal case number, party names, docket sheet, document number, bankruptcy chapter if applicable, PACER fees, and certified federal copy process. |
| Texas criminal-history background search | Texas Department of Public Safety Crime Records Division | Whether you need court disposition copies, DPS criminal-history information, fingerprints, personal review, or an FCRA-compliant screening process. |
| Property, jail, bond, marriage, birth, or death record | County Clerk public/property records, jail and bond search, vital-record route, or another custodian | Court records are separate from recorded property instruments, jail custody, bond information, marriage licenses, birth certificates, death certificates, and open-record requests. |
How to search Webb County court records by case number, party name, or court calendar
The safest search starts with the exact case number. Party-name searches are useful, but common names, business names, aliases, spelling variations, and multiple Webb County courts can create false matches.
Use Webb County only when the case was filed, heard, cited, or maintained in Webb County, Laredo Municipal Court, Texas appellate court from Webb County, or the federal court division serving Webb County.
Identify whether the matter is district court, county court at law, county clerk court record, Justice of the Peace, municipal, probate, family, appellate, federal, or bankruptcy.
Choose Criminal Records, Probate Case Records, Family Case Records, Civil Case Records, or Court Calendar. Use the case category that matches the record you need.
Copy the case number from a citation, summons, pleading, order, e-filing confirmation, attorney letter, court notice, bond paperwork, prior docket printout, or payment notice.
Compare court, case type, filing date, party role, charges, claim type, judgment entries, hearing dates, and disposition. Do not rely on a name match alone.
If your question is about an upcoming hearing, use the Court Calendar category or the specific court page. Same-day or near-term hearings should be verified directly with the court or clerk.
Justice of the Peace and Laredo Municipal Court cases can have separate payment and search portals. Read online-payment warnings before paying or requesting a driving option.
For District Clerk records, email the official search request address with case number, parties, document description, delivery method, and contact information. Ask whether certification is required.
Official Webb County court-record links and what to do after opening each one
Each official link below includes action steps so this page is useful, not just a directory.
Use this as the primary online starting point for many Webb County case searches.
- Select Criminal Records, Probate Case Records, Family Case Records, Civil Case Records, or Court Calendar.
- Search by case number when available.
- For party names, compare court, case type, dates, party role, and disposition.
- Use the correct clerk for copies or certified records.
Use this for district court and county court at law record support, filings, jury, child support, e-filing, search requests, and expunction information.
- Confirm whether the case belongs to District Clerk records.
- Use District Clerk Case Search or Odyssey where linked.
- Use Search Request for certified or non-certified copies.
- Call 956-523-4268 when the document, fee, or custodian is unclear.
Use this for District Clerk certified or non-certified copies by email, mail, or will call.
- Email districtclerk@webbcountytx.gov with the case number, party names, and document description.
- Wait for staff review and fee/delivery instructions.
- Pay in person by credit card or mail payment as directed; payments are not accepted by phone.
- Expect non-certified copies generally by electronic delivery and certified copies by mail or will call.
Use this for county court records, Commissioners Court records, public records, property records, marriage licenses, and related county records.
- Confirm whether your matter belongs to the County Clerk or District Clerk.
- Use Court Record Search for county court records when applicable.
- Use Public Records or Property Records for recorded instruments, not court cases.
- Call 956-523-4266 before visiting if hours or custodian routing is unclear.
Use this for Webb County Clerk court links, court fee schedule, public records fee schedule, and iDocket court-record search access.
- Use Courts Record Search or iDocket only for records covered by those systems.
- Confirm whether the case is county, district, JP, or municipal.
- Use the Court Fee Schedule when costs matter.
- Use staff contact numbers if the online result is incomplete.
Use this to identify Webb County district courts and county courts at law.
- Choose 49th, 111th, 341st, 406th District Court, County Court at Law I, or County Court at Law II.
- Use court pages for court-specific calendars, coordinators, rules, and procedures.
- Use the clerk for official record copies.
- Do not contact a judge’s office for ex parte record questions.
Use this for court-specific information for the 49th Judicial District Court.
- Confirm the case is assigned to the 49th District Court.
- Use coordinators listed for criminal, civil, family, or tax inquiries.
- Use the District Clerk for case-file documents and copies.
- Verify court schedules directly if the hearing is urgent.
Use this for 111th District Court contact, schedule, rules, and court-specific information.
- Confirm assignment to the 111th District Court.
- Review whether the matter is in person or otherwise ordered.
- Use the District Clerk for filed documents.
- Use court coordinators for scheduling questions, not for legal advice.
Use this for court-specific details for the 341st District Court.
- Confirm the judge and court assignment.
- Use court page information for court-specific scheduling and procedure.
- Use the District Clerk for official filings, records, and copies.
- Check local rules before filing or appearing.
Use this for court-specific information for the 406th Judicial District Court.
- Confirm the case is assigned to the 406th District Court.
- Review court procedures and public access notices where posted.
- Use the District Clerk for filed records and certified copies.
- Verify remote, hybrid, or in-person appearance rules before court.
Use this for County Court at Law I judge calendar, staff, forms, notices, and Zoom court information.
- Confirm the case is in County Court at Law I.
- Use the judge’s calendar for court-specific scheduling information.
- Use District Clerk or County Clerk routing for official record copies as instructed.
- Check whether the case is criminal, civil, family, probate, or juvenile-related.
Use this for County Court at Law II case search, staff, and court information.
- Open Case Search where provided.
- Confirm the court number before contacting staff.
- Use official clerk routes for copies and certifications.
- Verify hearing dates before relying on an older calendar entry.
Use this when the case is a JP matter such as certain traffic, small claims, evictions, truancy, or Class C misdemeanor matters.
- Identify the correct precinct and place.
- Use the specific JP page for address, phone, fees, and payment route.
- Check venue rules for small claims and evictions.
- Read plea and payment warnings before paying online.
Use this for covered Webb County JP case searches and online payment information.
- Read the accuracy, reliability, and timeliness disclaimer.
- Search only the correct JP case or citation.
- Read the Article 27.14(c) warning before payment.
- Contact the JP court if a warrant, plea, or appearance issue is urgent.
Use this for City of Laredo municipal court cases, citations, balances, warrants, court dates, and certain compliance or driver options.
- Confirm the ticket or case is City of Laredo municipal, not county JP.
- Search by the fields required by the portal.
- Read the warning that ordinary online payment may be reported as a conviction to Texas DPS unless handled through eligible options.
- Contact Laredo Municipal Court if the case has a warrant, appearance, or driver-safety issue.
Use this for Texas electronic filing, not as a substitute for every public record search.
- Confirm whether you need to file a document or search an existing case.
- Attorneys filing in many Texas courts use eFileTexas.
- Use the local clerk or public access portal for local case lookup.
- Use re:SearchTX only when your access role and case coverage support it.
Use this to understand why Texas trial court records are not in one statewide public search box.
- Read the FAQ explaining there is not a single Texas Judicial Branch portal for all trial-court case searches.
- Use county, district, municipal, or clerk systems for trial-court records.
- Use DPS Crime Records for criminal-history information.
- Use TexasLawHelp or an attorney for legal questions.
Use this for Texas appellate records from Webb County cases.
- Confirm the case has been appealed.
- Search by appellate case number when available.
- Compare the trial court case number and originating Webb County court.
- Check orders, opinions, briefs, mandates, and restricted document access.
Use this when the matter is federal district or bankruptcy court, not Texas state court.
- Confirm the case is federal.
- Check that Webb County belongs to the Laredo Division route.
- Use PACER for federal docket and document access.
- Use the federal clerk for certified federal copies.
Use this for federal district, bankruptcy, and appellate court records.
- Use Case Locator if you do not know the federal court.
- Search the specific Southern District of Texas or bankruptcy court when known.
- Check PACER pricing before broad name searches.
- Do not use Webb County Odyssey or JP portals for federal records.
Webb County copy fees, certified copies, record searches, JP payments, municipal warnings, and PACER costs
Fees depend on the office and record type. Online lookup is different from a certified copy, paper copy, electronic copy, record search, JP payment, municipal payment, transcript, or federal PACER document.
| Item | Officially listed detail | Practical note |
|---|---|---|
| Odyssey Public Access lookup | Public access categories include Criminal Records, Probate Case Records, Family Case Records, Civil Case Records, and Court Calendar. | Use it for lookup and routing, then contact the clerk for copies, certification, or records not available online. |
| District Clerk non-certified electronic copies | $1.00 for a document up to 10 pages; $0.10 per page after the first 10 pages. | Non-certified copies are generally delivered electronically after staff review and payment instructions. |
| District Clerk certified copies | $5.00 certification fee plus copy cost. | Certified copies are mailed or made available for will call pickup according to the District Clerk copy-request page. |
| District Clerk paper copies | $1.00 per page. | Call first if you are unsure of page count or total cost before mailing a request. |
| District Clerk payment method | Credit card payments are accepted in person or payment may be mailed; payments are not accepted over the phone. | Do not mail until the office confirms the correct documents and fees. |
| District Clerk record search | The current District Clerk fee schedule lists a record search fee for each party. | Provide full names, approximate dates, court type, and any details that help staff locate the case. |
| Justice of the Peace online payment | The JP case information system warns that payment in a JP case can waive jury trial and result in a guilty finding under Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 27.14(c). | Do not pay online until you understand plea, conviction, DPS reporting, warrant, and court-appearance consequences. |
| Laredo Municipal Court online payment | The municipal portal warns that a violation paid online outside deferred disposition or driver safety course handling will be reported as a conviction to Texas DPS. | Check eligibility for compliance dismissal, deferred disposition, driver safety course, extension, or court appearance before paying. |
| PACER federal records | PACER pricing reviewed September 2, 2026: $0.10 per page, $3 cap for many case-specific documents, and quarterly fees waived at $30 or less. A temporary increase to $0.12 per page and $40 quarterly waiver threshold is scheduled for January 1, 2027. | PACER search results and non-case-specific reports may be charged differently, so use exact federal case numbers when possible. |
District Clerk copy-cost estimator
This is only a planning aid. The official Webb County District Clerk quote controls the actual amount due.
How to request Webb County court records, certified copies, or document copies
Online search helps you identify the case. Copies and official proof require the correct clerk, court, or custodian. For District Clerk copy requests, the official instructions say to email the office with the case number, party names, and the documents requested, then wait for review, fee instructions, and delivery details.
| Record needed | Correct custodian | What to provide |
|---|---|---|
| District court or county court at law filing | Webb County District Clerk when the record is within that office’s file responsibility | Case number if available, party names, document name or description, delivery method, contact information, copy type, and certification need. |
| County court, Commissioners Court, public records, or county clerk record | Webb County Clerk | Case or record type, names, filing date or recording date, document title, copy/certification need, and whether the record is court, property, marriage, or public record. |
| Criminal, civil, family, probate, or calendar result | Odyssey Public Access for lookup; correct clerk for copies | Court category, case number, party names, judge or court if known, filing year, and exact document requested. |
| Justice of the Peace record | Specific JP precinct/place | Precinct/place, citation number, case number, party name, court date, document requested, and whether payment or plea options are involved. |
| Laredo Municipal Court record | Laredo Municipal Court | Citation number, municipal case number, defendant name, court date, compliance/deferred/driver-safety request, and document need. |
| Transcript or reporter’s record | Court reporter or court coordinator for the assigned court | Case number, court number, judge, hearing date, proceeding type, courtroom, and transcript delivery request. |
| Texas appeal from Webb County | Texas Fourth Court of Appeals / appellate clerk route | Appellate case number, trial court case number, originating Webb County court, party names, document title, and appeal status. |
| Federal district or bankruptcy document | Southern District of Texas federal or bankruptcy clerk, with access through PACER | Federal court, division, case number, party names, document number, certification need, and PACER account if accessing online. |
Use Odyssey Public Access, County Clerk court search, JP portal, Laredo Municipal Court search, Texas appellate search, or PACER depending on the record.
Ask for a judgment, order, docket sheet, complaint, petition, disposition, sentence, probate document, decree, citation document, appellate filing, or transcript by title when possible.
Use non-certified copies for general reference. Use certified copies when an agency, court, licensing body, school, immigration process, or legal task requires official proof.
The District Clerk copy page says staff review the request and respond with additional requirements, fees, or delivery details.
District Clerk payment may be made in person by credit card or by mail as instructed. The copy page says payments are not accepted over the phone.
Webb County District Courts, County Courts at Law, JP courts, and Laredo Municipal Court
Webb County lists four district courts and two county courts at law. Justice of the Peace courts and Laredo Municipal Court are separate routes for many traffic, Class C, small-claim, eviction, and city-ordinance matters.
| Court / office | Location / contact | Record-search note |
|---|---|---|
| Webb County District Clerk | 1110 Victoria St., Suite 203, Laredo, TX 78040. Phone: 956-523-4268. Email: districtclerk@webbcountytx.gov. | Use for District Clerk case search, copy requests, e-filing resources, jury, child support, forms, search requests, and expunction information. |
| Webb County Clerk | 1110 Victoria St., Suite 201, Laredo, TX 78040. Phone: 956-523-4266. | Use for county clerk court records, Commissioners Court records, public records, property records, marriage licenses, and related county record services. |
| 49th District Court | 1110 Victoria St., Suite 304, Laredo, TX 78040. Phone: 956-523-4237. | Use court coordinators for court-specific case information; use District Clerk for filed records and copies. |
| 111th District Court | 1110 Victoria St., Laredo, TX 78040. Phone commonly listed on court pages: 956-523-4230. | Use court page for procedures and coordinator contacts; use District Clerk for official filings and copies. |
| 341st District Court | 1110 Victoria St., Suite 302, Laredo, TX 78040. Phone: 956-523-4325. | Use court page for court-specific schedules and policies; use District Clerk for records and copies. |
| 406th Judicial District Court | 1110 Victoria St., Suite 402, Laredo, TX 78040. Phone: 956-523-4954. | Use court page for 406th-specific information; use District Clerk for record custody and document requests. |
| County Court at Law I | 1110 Victoria St., Suite 303, Laredo, TX 78040. Phone: 956-523-4340. | Use court page for judge calendar, staff, forms, notices, and Zoom court information. |
| County Court at Law II | 1110 Victoria St., Laredo, TX 78040. Phone: 956-523-4332. | Use court page for case search, staff, and court-specific information; verify custodian before requesting copies. |
| Justice of the Peace courts | Multiple precinct/place offices; JP 1 Place 1 is listed at 1110 Victoria St., Suite 106, phone 956-523-4300. | Use correct precinct/place for JP case search, traffic payment, small claims, evictions, truancy, and Class C matters. |
| Laredo Municipal Court | 4610 Maher Ave., Laredo, TX 78041. Phone: 956-794-1680. Email: laredomunicipalcourt@ci.laredo.tx.us. | Use for City of Laredo municipal cases, citations, payment balances, warrants, compliance dismissal, deferred disposition, and driver-safety-course options. |
Webb County JP and Laredo Municipal Court payment warnings
Traffic and low-level criminal/citation matters can appear in different systems. A Webb County Justice of the Peace case is not necessarily a Laredo Municipal Court case, and payment may have legal consequences.
- Use the specific JP precinct/place when searching or paying.
- The JP case information system includes accuracy, reliability, and timeliness disclaimers.
- The system warns that payment in a JP case can waive jury trial.
- The system also warns that payment can result in a finding of guilty and may be reported to Texas DPS.
- Use the Laredo Municipal Court case search for City of Laredo municipal matters.
- The portal can show case status, payment due dates, balances, upcoming dockets, and active arrest warrants.
- It may allow deferred disposition, driver safety course, extensions, and limited compliance dismissals.
- The portal warns that ordinary online payment outside eligible options will be reported as a conviction to Texas DPS.
Why a Webb County court-record search may fail
A no-result search does not always mean no case exists. It may mean the case belongs to another Webb County court route, another portal, a federal court, a municipal court, a JP court, a restricted category, or a different spelling.
- You searched Odyssey civil records when the case is criminal, family, probate, or calendar-only.
- You searched a JP case in Laredo Municipal Court or a municipal case in the JP portal.
- You searched a federal case in a county portal instead of PACER.
- The business name, maiden name, alias, suffix, initials, or spelling differs from the court file.
- The case number format, year, court code, or punctuation was entered incorrectly.
- The record is sealed, expunged, confidential, juvenile, child-related, or restricted.
- The document requires clerk staff review or a paid copy request.
- The event is too recent and has not appeared online yet.
- The actual record is a transcript, exhibit, police report, jail record, property record, or vital record kept by another custodian.
- The public access portal shows docket information but not all document images.
Webb County appeals and Texas Fourth Court of Appeals records
Texas trial-court records remain with the local clerk, but appeals use Texas appellate routes. Webb County is within the Fourth Court of Appeals district, which has intermediate appellate jurisdiction over civil and criminal appeals from lower courts in its counties, subject to Texas law and case type.
- A Webb County trial case has been appealed.
- You have an appellate case number.
- You need appellate orders, opinions, briefs, or mandate status.
- You need to connect a trial-court case number to an appellate case.
- Fourth Court of Appeals or another appellate court if specially routed.
- Appellate case number.
- Trial court case number and Webb County originating court.
- Party names and filing date.
- Public, sealed, restricted, attorney-only, or clerk-only document status.
Webb County federal and bankruptcy court records use PACER
Federal district and bankruptcy cases are not maintained in Webb County Odyssey, iDocket, JP, or Laredo Municipal Court portals. Webb County belongs to the Laredo Division of the Southern District of Texas, and federal records are searched through PACER or the federal clerk’s office.
- Confirm the matter is federal.
- Check whether Webb County is the correct federal division.
- Use PACER for docket sheets and documents.
- Use the federal clerk for certified federal copies.
- Review PACER access requirements.
- Use public terminals at the clerk’s office when available.
- Use GovInfo for selected opinions, not full case files.
- Use the court’s local rules for copy and search requests.
- Use Case Locator if you do not know the federal court.
- Search the specific federal court when known.
- Check PACER fees before broad name searches.
- Do not use county or municipal portals for federal records.
Webb County court and clerk locations
1110 Victoria St., Suite 203
Laredo, TX 78040
Phone: 956-523-4268
Fax: 956-523-5063
Email: districtclerk@webbcountytx.gov
Hours listed: Monday–Friday, 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
1110 Victoria St., Suite 201
Laredo, TX 78040
Phone: 956-523-4266
Fax: 956-523-5035
Current public pages may show different service-window details, so verify hours before visiting.
1110 Victoria St.
Laredo, TX 78040
District Courts, County Courts at Law, the District Clerk, and County Clerk offices are commonly routed through this downtown justice-center location.
4610 Maher Ave.
Laredo, TX 78041
Phone: 956-794-1680
Email: laredomunicipalcourt@ci.laredo.tx.us
Main-location hours listed: Monday–Friday, 7:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m., except city holidays.
How to read Webb County case results responsibly
Online case information can help identify a record, but docket entries must be read in context. A single entry may not show the full order, later correction, appeal, satisfaction, dismissal, sealing, or final outcome.
Plaintiff, defendant, petitioner, respondent, appellant, appellee, applicant, estate, ward, debtor, and creditor are legal roles. A role alone does not prove wrongdoing.
A citation, arrest-related entry, complaint, charge, warrant, indictment, or arraignment is not the same as a conviction or final sentence.
JP and municipal online payment can have plea, conviction, DPS reporting, or jury-trial-waiver consequences. Read the official warning before paying.
A civil judgment may later be satisfied, vacated, appealed, released, amended, settled, or discharged in bankruptcy.
Family, juvenile, probate, guardianship, mental-health, and child-related records may be restricted or partially confidential.
For court, licensing, immigration, school, agency, or legal use, request a certified copy from the proper clerk or court.
Webb County court records are not the same as property records, jail records, police reports, vital records, or DPS background checks
Many searches fail because the user is looking for the wrong custodian. Court records are maintained by courts and clerks, while other public records use other county, city, state, or federal systems.
- Criminal, civil, family, probate, county court at law, and district court case records.
- Justice of the Peace cases, small claims, evictions, traffic, and Class C matters.
- Laredo Municipal Court citations, warrants, and municipal cases.
- Texas appellate records from Webb County cases.
- Certified court copies, docket sheets, orders, judgments, and dispositions.
- Police reports: arresting law-enforcement agency.
- Jail or bond status: Webb County jail/bond record search or sheriff/corrections route.
- Deeds, liens, plats, and property instruments: County Clerk public/property records.
- Birth, death, and marriage records: County Clerk or vital-record route depending on record.
- Texas criminal-history background checks: Texas DPS Crime Records Division.
- Federal court records: PACER and Southern District of Texas clerk.
Frequently asked questions about Webb County court records search
How do I search Webb County court records online?
Start with Webb County Odyssey Public Access, which offers Criminal Records, Probate Case Records, Family Case Records, Civil Case Records, and Court Calendar categories. Use a case number when available, or search by party name carefully and verify the court, case type, date, party role, and disposition.
Which Webb County clerk handles court records?
Webb County has both a District Clerk and a County Clerk. The District Clerk page states that the office supports district courts and county courts at law and is custodian for civil, family, and criminal filings. The County Clerk page states that the office maintains county court records and Commissioners Court records. Use the official portal first, then contact the correct clerk for copies or certified records.
Where is the Webb County District Clerk located?
The Webb County District Clerk is located at 1110 Victoria St., Suite 203, Laredo, Texas 78040. The office lists phone number 956-523-4268, fax 956-523-5063, email districtclerk@webbcountytx.gov, and hours Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
How do I request Webb County District Clerk copies?
Email districtclerk@webbcountytx.gov with the case number if available, names of the parties, the document name or description, your preferred delivery method, and your contact information. Staff review the request and respond with additional requirements, fees, or delivery details.
How much are Webb County District Clerk copies?
The District Clerk copy request page lists non-certified electronic copies at $1.00 for a document up to 10 pages, $0.10 per additional page after the first 10 pages, certified copies at a $5.00 certification fee plus copy cost, and paper copies at $1.00 per page.
Can I search Webb County Justice of the Peace cases online?
Webb County provides a Justice of the Peace case information system and payment route. Read the portal warnings carefully because payment in a Justice of the Peace case can waive jury trial, result in a finding of guilty under Texas Code of Criminal Procedure Article 27.14(c), and may be reported to the Texas Department of Public Safety.
Where do I search Laredo Municipal Court cases?
Use the Laredo Municipal Court online case search for City of Laredo municipal matters. The municipal court lists its main location at 4610 Maher Avenue, Laredo, Texas 78041, phone 956-794-1680, and email laredomunicipalcourt@ci.laredo.tx.us.
Are Webb County online court records the same as official criminal-history background checks?
No. Court records are case records maintained by courts and clerks. Texas criminal-history information is handled through the Texas Department of Public Safety Crime Records Division, and ordinary court-record searches should not be used as an FCRA screening product.
Where do I search Webb County appeals?
Texas appeals from Webb County generally route to the Fourth Court of Appeals. Verify the appellate case number, trial court case number, originating Webb County court, parties, filing date, orders, opinions, and mandate status through the Texas appellate case system or the Fourth Court of Appeals.
Where do I search Webb County federal or bankruptcy records?
Federal district and bankruptcy records are not maintained by the Webb County clerk portals. Webb County is in the Laredo Division of the Southern District of Texas, and federal records are searched through PACER or the federal court clerk.
Official-source review checklist
This guide was reviewed against Webb County Odyssey Public Access, Webb County District Clerk, District Clerk Search Request, District Clerk current fee schedule, Webb County County Clerk, County Clerk Courts page, County Clerk public/property record pages, District & County Courts directory, 49th District Court, 111th District Court, 341st District Court, 406th Judicial District Court, County Court at Law I, County Court at Law II, Webb County Justice of the Peace pages, Webb County JP case information system, Laredo Municipal Court case search and contact pages, eFileTexas, Texas Judicial Branch court-record FAQs, Texas Fourth Court of Appeals, Texas Department of Public Safety Crime Records resources, Southern District of Texas Laredo Division, Southern District case search resources, and PACER pricing pages. Review date: September 2, 2026.