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Victoria County, TX Courts and Public Records

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District courts in Victoria County are general jurisdiction trial courts. The District Clerk keeps district court records, and the County Clerk keeps county court records.

FieldDetails
District ClerkKim Plummer
District Clerk Phone(361) 575-0581
County ClerkHeidi Easley
County Clerk Phone(361) 575-1478

How to Search Victoria County Court Records

Have the person's full name, the case number if you know it, and approximate dates ready before you search Victoria County court records.

Online

Go to re:SearchTX at research.txcourts.gov to search Texas court records.

Expect a subscription service with registration and pricing.

Check the registration and pricing terms before you search.

Best for: Statewide lookups by name or case number

In Person

Go to the District Clerk's office in Victoria County after confirming the address by phone.

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

Ask the clerk which division handles your case type.

Best for: Records and copies not available online

By Phone

Call the District Clerk at (361) 575-0581 for district court records.

Call the County Clerk at (361) 575-1478 for county court records.

Ask the clerk what information your request needs.

Best for: Confirming which clerk holds a case

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

Victoria County Court Statistics (FY 2025)

Victoria County's district, statutory county and constitutional county courts added 4,744 cases in FY 2025, including probate, guardianship and mental health filings. The courts disposed of 4,943 cases, and total filings rose 2.4% from FY 2024.

4,744

Total cases added in FY 2025

4,943

Total cases disposed in FY 2025

~1,186

Filings per judicial position (~4 positions)

+2.4%

Change in total filings vs FY 2024 (4,635 to 4,744)

MetricFY 2025FY 2024Change
Total Filings4,7444,635+2.4%
Total Dispositions4,9434,378+12.9%
Criminal Filings2,2491,999+12.5%
Civil Filings1,029937+9.8%
Family Law Filings1,1321,357-16.6%
Probate Filings270286-5.6%
Mental Health Filings000.0%
Juvenile Filings6456+14.3%
Authorized Judicial Positions~4~4~0.0%

Criminal filings drove the change in FY 2025, rising by 250 cases.

How Have Court Filings Changed in Victoria County?

This table shows Victoria 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 20254,7444,943+2.4%
FY 20244,6354,378+1.0%
FY 20234,5915,155-12.0%
FY 20225,2195,106+4.9%
FY 20214,9754,762-5.7%

Total filings fell 4.6% between FY 2021 and FY 2025, from 4,975 to 4,744. The largest annual change was -12.0% in FY 2023. The latest change of +2.4% was led by criminal filings, which rose by 250 cases.

What Types of Cases Are Filed in Victoria County?

Criminal cases are the largest category in Victoria County, at 47.4% of filings in FY 2025.

Case TypeFilings FY 2025Share of TotalYoY Change
Criminal2,24947.4%+12.5%
Civil1,02921.7%+9.8%
Family law1,13223.9%-16.6%
Probate2705.7%-5.6%
Mental health00.0%0.0%
Juvenile641.3%+14.3%

Juvenile cases grew the fastest at +14.3%, while family law cases fell the most at -16.6%.

How Does Victoria County Compare With Texas Overall?

Victoria County accounted for 0.15% of the 3,129,582 cases filed in Texas district, statutory county and constitutional county courts in FY 2025.

MetricVictoria CountyTexasComparison
Total filings4,7443,129,5820.15% of statewide filings
YoY change in filings+2.4%+1.8%Above state
Filings per judicial position~1,186~3,61067% below state
Dispositions per judicial position equivalent~1,236~3,47264% below state
Criminal share of filings47.4%42.5%4.9 points above state
Civil share of filings21.7%28.9%7.2 points below state
Family law share of filings23.9%18.9%4.9 points above state

Its filings grew 2.4% while statewide filings grew 1.8%. Criminal cases make up 47.4% of its filings against 42.5% statewide, and civil cases 21.7% against 28.9%.

Victoria County Crime Statistics (2025)

These are the crimes reported to the FBI in 2025 by the 5 law enforcement agencies in Victoria County that reported, added together. For the agencies with both years on file, violent crimes fell 13.1% and property crimes fell 5.2% from 2024.

278

Violent crimes in Victoria County, 2025

1,379

Property crimes in Victoria County, 2025

300.0

Violent crime rate per 100K, Victoria County, 2025

-6.6%

Change in total reported crimes vs 2024 (1,774 to 1,657)

Offense2025Rate per 100K2024YoY Change
Homicide99.7~10~-10.0%
Rape4144.2~47~-12.8%
Robbery3133.5~36~-13.9%
Aggravated assault197212.6~227~-13.2%
Violent crimes total278300.0~320~-13.1%
Burglary269290.3~284~-5.3%
Larceny-theft1,0321,113.8~1,088~-5.1%
Motor vehicle theft7884.2~82~-4.9%
Property crimes total1,3791,488.3~1,454~-5.2%

Victoria County's violent crime rate of 300.0 per 100K is below the Texas rate of 346.3, and its property crime rate of 1,488.3 is below the state's 1,790.2.

Victoria County Courthouse Locations

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

CourthouseAddressPhoneVerified Services
Victoria County Courthouse115 N. Bridge St., Victoria, TX 77901361-575-4558See 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 Victoria County?

Cases in Victoria 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 ticketVictoria 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 Victoria County or County Court at LawClass A and B misdemeanors are heard here; Class C fine-only offenses go to justice or municipal court.
FelonyVictoria County District CourtFelony cases are tried in district court after grand jury indictment.
DUICounty Court of Victoria County or County Court at LawDWI misdemeanors are usually heard here; felony DWI goes to district court.
Domestic violenceCounty Court of Victoria 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 Victoria County at Law or District CourtThe court depends on the amount in dispute; federal claims go to the U.S. District Court.
Small claimsVictoria County Justice of the Peace CourtJustice courts hear small claims cases within their dollar limit.
EvictionVictoria County Justice of the Peace CourtEviction suits are filed in the justice court for the precinct where the property is located.
DivorceVictoria County District CourtFamily matters are heard in district court, sometimes a dedicated family district court.
Child custody or supportVictoria County District CourtThe Attorney General's Child Support Division may also be involved in support cases.
Probate or estateCounty Court of Victoria County or Probate CourtEstates are handled by the county court, a statutory probate court, or a county court at law.
Juvenile caseVictoria 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 Victoria CountyAppeals from trial courts go to the intermediate Court of Appeals; federal matters go to the U.S. District Court.

Are Victoria County Court Records Public?

Generally yes, with exceptions. Court records in Texas are generally open under the Texas Public Information Act (Government Code chapter 552) and court public-access rules.

Public records

Most court records in Victoria County are open to the public, and the clerk can confirm which records are available.

Restricted or confidential records

Some records are restricted by law or court order, and the clerk can explain which ones.

Online access

Statewide case information can be searched through re:SearchTX, a subscription service that requires registration and has pricing. Results are not official court records, so ask the clerk for documents.

In-person access

Contact the District Clerk at (361) 575-0581 or the County Clerk at (361) 575-1478 to view or request records.

How to Search Victoria County Court Records Online

Case information for Victoria 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 Victoria 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 Victoria 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 Victoria 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 claimsVictoria 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 Victoria County District ClerkFamily case index and status where available.Sealed, confidential, and protected records are not public online.
Probatere:SearchTX or the Victoria County ClerkProbate case index and filing information where available.Document access varies; request copies from the clerk if not online.
JuvenileVictoria County Juvenile Probation Department or District ClerkJuvenile matters are generally confidential.Juvenile records are not available through public online search.

Use the statewide search tool and the clerk's phone lines to find Victoria County court records, since no county online portal is listed here.

  1. Identify the case type, such as criminal, civil, family law, or juvenile.
  2. Open re:SearchTX at research.txcourts.gov to search statewide records, and review its subscription terms.
  3. Search by name or case number and note the case number from the results.
  4. Review the case details, and confirm them with the clerk.
  5. Call the District Clerk at (361) 575-0581 or the County Clerk at (361) 575-1478 to request documents that are not online.

How to Pay Fines & Citations in Victoria County

No online payment option for Victoria County is listed in the court records available here, so contact the clerk named on your citation to confirm the accepted payment methods.

To ask about payment, call the District Clerk at (361) 575-0581 for district court matters or the County Clerk at (361) 575-1478 for county court matters. No statewide online fine payment option was identified.

Parking tickets are generally handled by the agency that issued them, not by the court.

Victoria County Court Records FAQ

How do I search Victoria County court records?

Use re:SearchTX, a subscription service, or call the District Clerk at (361) 575-0581 for district court records.

Are Victoria County court records public?

Generally yes. Court records are generally open under the Texas Public Information Act, but some records are restricted by law or court order.

How do I find a criminal case in Victoria County?

Search by name on re:SearchTX, or call the District Clerk at (361) 575-0581 with the person's full name.

How do I find a court date in Victoria County?

Check your citation or notice for the date, or call the clerk named on your paperwork at (361) 575-0581 or (361) 575-1478 to confirm it.

How do I pay a traffic ticket in Victoria County?

No online payment option is listed for Victoria County here. Call the clerk named on your citation to ask which payment methods are accepted.

How many cases are filed in Victoria County each year?

Victoria County's district courts added 2,896 cases in fiscal year 2024, the only year published here.

What is the most common type of case?

Family law cases were the largest category at 1,357 cases added in FY 2024, or 46.9% of the total.

Is crime 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.

Courts in the County

Victoria County District CourtMore Info

Address:115 N Bridge St., Victoria, TX, 77901
Phone Number:361-575-0581
Fax:361-572-5682
Website:https://www.vctx.org/page/district.clerk

Victoria Municipal CourtMore Info

Address:107 W Juan Linn Street, Victoria, TX, 77901
Phone Number:(361) 485-3050
Fax:(361) 485-3065
Website:https://www.victoriatx.gov/217/Municipal-Court

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