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Llano County, TX Courts and Public Records

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Llano County's district courts are Texas trial courts with general jurisdiction. The District Clerk keeps district court records, and the County Clerk keeps county court records.

FieldDetails
Court NameDistrict courts serving Llano County
Main PhoneDistrict Clerk: (325) 247-5036; County Clerk: (325) 247-4455
HandlesMatters within the general jurisdiction of Texas district courts; county court records are kept by the County Clerk
Does NOT HandleFederal cases (the U.S. District Court for Texas); parking tickets (the issuing agency)
Online Case Searchre:SearchTX, a subscription search service that requires registration
Criminal Records RequestsContact the District Clerk at (325) 247-5036

How to Search Llano County Court Records

Have the full name, the case number if you know it, and approximate dates ready before you search. The District Clerk keeps district court records and the County Clerk keeps county court records.

Online

Go to re:SearchTX, a subscription search service.

Register and review its pricing before you search.

Confirm results with the clerk before relying on them.

Best for: Finding statewide case records online

In Person

Visit the District Clerk's office in Llano County.

Bring the case number and party names if you have them.

Ask the clerk what to bring for copies.

Best for: Records and copies not available online

By Phone

Call the District Clerk at (325) 247-5036.

Have the case number and party names ready.

Ask the clerk how to request copies.

Best for: Confirming records and next steps

Search by Name on TXCourts.org

Go to TXCourts.org and enter a full name.

Search across record types without a case number.

Confirm results with the court, since they are not official court records.

Best for: Finding leads without a case number

Llano County Court Statistics (FY 2025)

Llano County's district, statutory county and constitutional county courts added 1,256 cases in FY 2025, including probate, guardianship and mental health filings. The courts disposed of 1,062 cases, and total filings rose 13.4% from FY 2024.

1,256

Total cases added in FY 2025

1,062

Total cases disposed in FY 2025

~628

Filings per judicial position (~2 positions)

+13.4%

Change in total filings vs FY 2024 (1,108 to 1,256)

MetricFY 2025FY 2024Change
Total Filings1,2561,108+13.4%
Total Dispositions1,0621,112-4.5%
Criminal Filings533471+13.2%
Civil Filings373251+48.6%
Family Law Filings187200-6.5%
Probate Filings158177-10.7%
Mental Health Filings000.0%
Juvenile Filings59-44.4%
Authorized Judicial Positions~2~2~0.0%

Civil filings drove the change in FY 2025, rising by 122 cases.

How Have Court Filings Changed in Llano County?

This table shows Llano County's total filings and dispositions in its district, statutory county and constitutional county courts over the last five fiscal years.

Fiscal YearTotal FilingsTotal DispositionsYoY Filing Change
FY 20251,2561,062+13.4%
FY 20241,1081,112-13.4%
FY 20231,280973+16.5%
FY 20221,099974-6.0%
FY 20211,1691,080-23.2%

Total filings rose 7.4% between FY 2021 and FY 2025, from 1,169 to 1,256. The largest annual change was -23.2% in FY 2021. The latest change of +13.4% was led by civil filings, which rose by 122 cases.

What Types of Cases Are Filed in Llano County?

Criminal cases are the largest category in Llano County, at 42.4% of filings in FY 2025.

Case TypeFilings FY 2025Share of TotalYoY Change
Criminal53342.4%+13.2%
Civil37329.7%+48.6%
Family law18714.9%-6.5%
Probate15812.6%-10.7%
Mental health00.0%0.0%
Juvenile50.4%-44.4%

Civil cases grew the fastest at +48.6%, while probate cases fell the most at -10.7%.

How Does Llano County Compare With Texas Overall?

Llano County accounted for 0.04% of the 3,129,582 cases filed in Texas district, statutory county and constitutional county courts in FY 2025.

MetricLlano CountyTexasComparison
Total filings1,2563,129,5820.04% of statewide filings
YoY change in filings+13.4%+1.8%Above state
Filings per judicial position~628~3,61083% below state
Dispositions per judicial position equivalent~531~3,47285% below state
Criminal share of filings42.4%42.5%0.1 points below state
Civil share of filings29.7%28.9%0.8 points above state
Family law share of filings14.9%18.9%4.0 points below state

Its filings grew 13.4% while statewide filings grew 1.8%. Criminal cases make up 42.4% of its filings against 42.5% statewide, and civil cases 29.7% against 28.9%.

Llano County Crime Statistics (2025)

These are the crimes reported to the FBI in 2025 by the 8 law enforcement agencies in Llano County that reported, added together. For the agencies with both years on file, violent crimes fell 6.5% and property crimes fell 19.4% from 2024.

43

Violent crimes in Llano County, 2025

117

Property crimes in Llano County, 2025

184.1

Violent crime rate per 100K, Llano County, 2025

-16.3%

Change in total reported crimes vs 2024 (190 to 159)

Offense2025Rate per 100K2024YoY Change
Homicide28.6~2~+0.0%
Rape1668.5~17~-5.9%
Robbery00.0~0~0.0%
Aggravated assault25107.1~27~-7.4%
Violent crimes total43184.1~46~-6.5%
Burglary26111.3~32~-18.8%
Larceny-theft80342.6~99~-19.2%
Motor vehicle theft1147.1~14~-21.4%
Property crimes total117501.0~145~-19.3%

Llano County's violent crime rate of 184.1 per 100K is below the Texas rate of 346.3, and its property crime rate of 501.0 is below the state's 1,790.2.

Llano County Courthouse Locations

Llano County court proceedings are held at the Llano County Courthouse. Check your notice or case paperwork to confirm the courthouse assigned to your case before you go.

CourthouseAddressPhoneVerified Services
Llano County Courthouse801 Ford Street, Llano, TX 78643(325) 247-7788See location page

Addresses and phone numbers come from public directory listings and may change, so confirm them with the clerk before you visit.

Which Court Handles Your Case in Llano County?

Cases in Llano County, Texas are heard by justice courts, municipal courts, the county court or a county court at law, and the district court, depending on the type of case.

Your SituationGo ToKey Details
Traffic ticketLlano County Justice of the Peace Court or the city municipal courtFine-only traffic offenses go to a justice or municipal court, depending on where the ticket was issued.
Parking ticketCity municipal court or the city or agency that issued the ticketParking citations are handled by the issuing city or agency.
MisdemeanorCounty Court of Llano County or County Court at LawClass A and B misdemeanors are heard here; Class C fine-only offenses go to justice or municipal court.
FelonyLlano County District CourtFelony cases are tried in district court after grand jury indictment.
DUICounty Court of Llano County or County Court at LawDWI misdemeanors are usually heard here; felony DWI goes to district court.
Domestic violenceCounty Court of Llano County or County Court at Law, or District CourtCharges are heard as misdemeanors or felonies; protective orders are handled by district or county courts at law.
Civil lawsuitCounty Court of Llano County at Law or District CourtThe court depends on the amount in dispute; federal claims go to the U.S. District Court.
Small claimsLlano County Justice of the Peace CourtJustice courts hear small claims cases within their dollar limit.
EvictionLlano County Justice of the Peace CourtEviction suits are filed in the justice court for the precinct where the property is located.
DivorceLlano County District CourtFamily matters are heard in district court, sometimes a dedicated family district court.
Child custody or supportLlano County District CourtThe Attorney General's Child Support Division may also be involved in support cases.
Probate or estateCounty Court of Llano County or Probate CourtEstates are handled by the county court, a statutory probate court, or a county court at law.
Juvenile caseLlano County Juvenile Board and County or District CourtJuvenile matters are handled by the juvenile court designated for the county.
AppealCourt of Appeals for the district covering Llano CountyAppeals from trial courts go to the intermediate Court of Appeals; federal matters go to the U.S. District Court.

Are Llano County Court Records Public?

Yes, court records in Llano County are generally open under the Texas Public Information Act (Government Code chapter 552) and court public-access rules, with exceptions set by law or court order.

Public records

Most case records are open to the public. Ask the District Clerk or County Clerk which records are available for a specific case.

Restricted or confidential records

Records restricted by law or court order are not available to the public. The clerk can confirm whether a specific record is restricted.

Online access

re:SearchTX is a subscription search service that requires registration and has pricing. Search results are not official court records, so confirm details with the clerk.

In-person access

Contact the District Clerk at (325) 247-5036, or the County Clerk at (325) 247-4455, to ask about viewing records in person.

How to Search Llano County Court Records Online

Case information for Llano County courts is available through statewide and county clerk portals, but coverage differs by court and case type.

  1. Identify your case type (criminal, traffic, civil, family, probate, or juvenile).
  2. Pick the official portal that covers that court and county.
  3. Search by party name or case number.
  4. Review the case details, parties, and scheduled hearings.
  5. Contact the clerk to request documents that are not available online.
Case TypeWhere to SearchWhat You'll FindLimits
Criminalre:SearchTX for district-level cases, or the Llano County District Clerk portalCase index and status for many district court criminal cases, depending on county.Statewide coverage of criminal cases is not guaranteed; some counties use their own system. Documents may require a fee or the clerk.
TrafficThe city municipal court or Llano County Justice of the Peace Court websiteTicket status and payment options where the court offers them.Not part of the general statewide portal; availability depends on the court.
Civilre:SearchTX or the Llano County District or County Clerk portalCivil case index, parties, and docket entries for participating courts.Some documents require registration, a fee, or a request to the clerk.
Small claimsLlano County Justice of the Peace CourtContact the court for case status and filings.Small claims are not generally searchable in the statewide portal.
Family lawre:SearchTX or the Llano County District ClerkFamily case index and status where available.Sealed, confidential, and protected records are not public online.
Probatere:SearchTX or the Llano County ClerkProbate case index and filing information where available.Document access varies; request copies from the clerk if not online.
JuvenileLlano County Juvenile Probation Department or District ClerkJuvenile matters are generally confidential.Juvenile records are not available through public online search.

Use re:SearchTX for Llano County court records, and contact the clerk for anything the search does not show.

  1. Identify whether your case is in district court or county court.
  2. Open re:SearchTX at research.txcourts.gov, a subscription service that requires registration.
  3. Search by party name or case number and note the case number from the results.
  4. Review the case details the search shows, and confirm them with the clerk.
  5. Call the District Clerk at (325) 247-5036, or the County Clerk at (325) 247-4455, for documents that are not available online.
Case TypeWhere to SearchLimits
All case typesre:SearchTXSubscription service with registration and pricing
Documents not available onlineDistrict Clerk (325) 247-5036; County Clerk (325) 247-4455Request through the clerk

How to Pay Fines & Citations in Llano County

Payment options for Llano County are not listed on this page, so confirm them with the clerk before you pay.

  1. Phone: Call the District Clerk at (325) 247-5036 to confirm which payment methods the court accepts. Payment methods and fees are not listed here.
  2. Phone: Call the County Clerk at (325) 247-4455 to confirm which office handles county court fines and payments.

Parking tickets are handled by the agency that issued them, not by the district or county clerk.

Llano County Court Records FAQ

How do I search Llano County court records?

Search statewide through re:SearchTX, a subscription service, or call the District Clerk at (325) 247-5036.

Are Llano County court records public?

Generally yes, under the Texas Public Information Act and court public-access rules, with exceptions set by law or court order.

How do I find a criminal case in Llano County?

Search by name on re:SearchTX or call the District Clerk at (325) 247-5036 with the defendant's name.

How do I find a court date in Llano County?

Check your notice or paperwork, and call the District Clerk at (325) 247-5036 or the County Clerk at (325) 247-4455 to confirm the date.

How do I pay a traffic ticket in Llano County?

No payment page is listed here, so call the District Clerk at (325) 247-5036 to confirm your payment options.

How many cases are filed in Llano County each year?

District courts in Llano County added 667 cases in FY 2024 (September 1, 2023 to August 31, 2024).

What is the most common type of case?

Criminal cases were the largest category, with 245 of the 667 cases added in FY 2024 (36.7%).

Is crime in Texas rising or falling?

County crime counts are not available here. Statewide, reported violent crimes fell 11.3% to 109,812 in 2025 from 123,736 in 2024, and property crimes fell 11.6% to 570,196 from 644,662, as reported to the FBI. These are Texas statewide figures, and reporting coverage changed between years.

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