About the District Clerks Office
In Texas, a District Clerk is an elected official who acts as the official record keeper for the District Courts. Their duties include managing and preserving court documents related to civil, criminal, and family law cases. In addition, they oversee the jury selection process, collect court fees, and handle funds involved in legal proceedings.
Record Keeping
The District Clerk’s Office serves as the official record keeper for the District Courts, maintaining all court pleadings, legal documents, and case-related files.
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Jury Management
The office oversees the entire jury process, including the summoning, selection, and impaneling of both petit and grand juries for the District Courts.
Financial Management
Responsibilities include collecting filing fees, managing litigation funds, and handling financial awards designated for minors.
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Court Support
The office provides critical administrative and logistical support to the District Courts, helping ensure efficient and effective court operations.
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Passport Services
The District Clerk’s Office also processes passport applications for the public.