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Wilson County, TX Courts and Public Records

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Wilson County district court records are kept by the District Clerk, and county court records are kept by the County Clerk. District courts have general jurisdiction in the county.

FieldDetails
Court Records OfficeDistrict Clerk (district courts) and County Clerk (county courts)
District ClerkDeborah Bryan, (830) 393-7322
County ClerkGenevieve Martinez, (830) 393-7308
Population (2025)56,139

How to Search Wilson County Court Records

Have the person's full name, the case number if you know it, and the approximate dates ready before you search. Wilson County records are kept by the District Clerk and County Clerk.

Online

Go to re:SearchTX, a subscription search service for Texas court records.

Create an account and review pricing before you search.

Results are not official court records; confirm them with the clerk.

Best for: Statewide searches by name

In Person

Visit the District Clerk's office in Wilson.

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

Ask the clerk to confirm the office address and visit details.

Best for: Records and copies not available online

By Phone

Call the District Clerk at (830) 393-7322 for district court records.

Call the County Clerk at (830) 393-7308 for county court records.

Confirm what the clerk needs before you send a written request.

Best for: Confirming what a clerk needs

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

Wilson County Court Statistics (FY 2025)

Wilson County's district, statutory county and constitutional county courts added 2,169 cases in FY 2025, including probate, guardianship and mental health filings. The courts disposed of 2,102 cases, and total filings fell 33.8% from FY 2024.

2,169

Total cases added in FY 2025

2,102

Total cases disposed in FY 2025

~2,169

Filings per judicial position (~1 positions)

-33.8%

Change in total filings vs FY 2024 (3,276 to 2,169)

MetricFY 2025FY 2024Change
Total Filings2,1693,276-33.8%
Total Dispositions2,1023,139-33.0%
Criminal Filings1,0122,021-49.9%
Civil Filings491592-17.1%
Family Law Filings449432+3.9%
Probate Filings191184+3.8%
Mental Health Filings000.0%
Juvenile Filings2647-44.7%
Authorized Judicial Positions~1~1~0.0%

Criminal filings drove the change in FY 2025, falling by 1,009 cases.

How Have Court Filings Changed in Wilson County?

This table shows Wilson 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 20252,1692,102-33.8%
FY 20243,2763,139+62.3%
FY 20232,0182,134-2.7%
FY 20222,0732,237-2.3%
FY 20212,1212,165-10.8%

Total filings rose 2.3% between FY 2021 and FY 2025, from 2,121 to 2,169. The largest annual change was +62.3% in FY 2024. The latest change of -33.8% was led by criminal filings, which fell by 1,009 cases.

What Types of Cases Are Filed in Wilson County?

Criminal cases are the largest category in Wilson County, at 46.7% of filings in FY 2025.

Case TypeFilings FY 2025Share of TotalYoY Change
Criminal1,01246.7%-49.9%
Civil49122.6%-17.1%
Family law44920.7%+3.9%
Probate1918.8%+3.8%
Mental health00.0%0.0%
Juvenile261.2%-44.7%

Family law cases grew the fastest at +3.9%, while criminal cases fell the most at -49.9%.

How Does Wilson County Compare With Texas Overall?

Wilson County accounted for 0.07% of the 3,129,582 cases filed in Texas district, statutory county and constitutional county courts in FY 2025.

MetricWilson CountyTexasComparison
Total filings2,1693,129,5820.07% of statewide filings
YoY change in filings-33.8%+1.8%Below state
Filings per judicial position~2,169~3,61040% below state
Dispositions per judicial position equivalent~2,102~3,47239% below state
Criminal share of filings46.7%42.5%4.2 points above state
Civil share of filings22.6%28.9%6.2 points below state
Family law share of filings20.7%18.9%1.8 points above state

Its filings fell 33.8% while statewide filings grew 1.8%. Criminal cases make up 46.7% of its filings against 42.5% statewide, and civil cases 22.6% against 28.9%.

Wilson County Crime Statistics (2025)

These are the crimes reported to the FBI in 2025 by the 6 law enforcement agencies in Wilson County that reported, added together. For the agencies with both years on file, violent crimes rose 19.7% and property crimes fell 36.4% from 2024.

73

Violent crimes in Wilson County, 2025

372

Property crimes in Wilson County, 2025

130.0

Violent crime rate per 100K, Wilson County, 2025

-31.1%

Change in total reported crimes vs 2024 (643 to 443)

Offense2025Rate per 100K2024YoY Change
Homicide23.6~2~+0.0%
Rape2544.5~21~+19.0%
Robbery47.1~3~+33.3%
Aggravated assault4274.8~35~+20.0%
Violent crimes total73130.0~61~+19.7%
Burglary83147.8~131~-36.6%
Larceny-theft247440.0~388~-36.3%
Motor vehicle theft4274.8~66~-36.4%
Property crimes total372662.6~585~-36.4%

Wilson County's violent crime rate of 130.0 per 100K is below the Texas rate of 346.3, and its property crime rate of 662.6 is below the state's 1,790.2.

Wilson County Courthouse Locations

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

CourthouseAddressPhoneVerified Services
Wilson County Courthouse1420 3rd St, Floresville, TX 78114830-393-7308See 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 Wilson County?

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

Texas trial courts include district courts, county courts at law and statutory county courts, constitutional county courts, justice courts, and municipal courts. The clerk named on your paperwork can confirm which court holds your case.

Your SituationGo ToKey Details
FelonyDistrict CourtDistrict courts have general jurisdiction, and the District Clerk keeps their records at (830) 393-7322.
Civil lawsuitDistrict Court or County Court at LawCheck which court your filing was made in, since the clerk for that court keeps the records.
Traffic ticketJustice Court or Municipal CourtUse the court named on your citation, since justice and municipal courts hear these cases.
Federal caseU.S. District Court for TexasFederal cases are not heard in county or state courts.

Are Wilson County Court Records Public?

Yes, most Wilson County court records are public, subject to exceptions. Texas court records are generally open under the Texas Public Information Act (Gov't Code ch. 552) and court public-access rules.

Public records

Most case records in the district and county courts are open for inspection at the clerk's offices.

Restricted or confidential records

Some records are closed by law or sealed by court order. Ask the clerk whether a specific record is available before you request it.

Online access

Go to re:SearchTX, a subscription search service for Texas court records. Registration and pricing apply, and online results may not include every document.

In-person access

Visit the District Clerk or County Clerk's office in Wilson, or call the District Clerk at (830) 393-7322 or the County Clerk at (830) 393-7308 to confirm which office holds your record.

Fees

This page does not list fees. Ask the clerk what copies cost before you request them.

How to Search Wilson County Court Records Online

Use re:SearchTX to search Texas court records online, and contact the Wilson County clerks for documents that are not online.

  1. Identify the case type, such as criminal, civil, family law, or juvenile.
  2. Open re:SearchTX and create an account if the service requires one.
  3. Search by party name or case number and note the case number from the results.
  4. Review the case details, including status and scheduled dates, where they are shown.
  5. Call the District Clerk at (830) 393-7322 or the County Clerk at (830) 393-7308 to request documents that are not online.
Case TypeWhere to SearchWhat You'll FindLimits
Criminal (district court)re:SearchTX, or District Clerk at (830) 393-7322Case informationDocuments may require the clerk
Civil (district court)re:SearchTX, or District Clerk at (830) 393-7322Case informationDocuments may require the clerk
Family law (district court)re:SearchTX, or District Clerk at (830) 393-7322Case informationDocuments may require the clerk
JuvenileDistrict Clerk at (830) 393-7322Case information through the clerkAsk the clerk what is available
County court casesCounty Clerk at (830) 393-7308Case information through the clerkAsk the clerk what is available

How to Pay Fines & Citations in Wilson County

No online fine payment option for Wilson County is listed here, so contact the clerk to confirm how to pay a citation or fine.

  1. Phone: Call the District Clerk at (830) 393-7322 for district court fines, or the County Clerk at (830) 393-7308 for county court matters, and ask which payment methods apply.
  2. In person: Visit the clerk's office that handles your case and ask which payment methods it accepts.

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

Wilson County Court Records FAQ

How do I search Wilson County court records?

Use re:SearchTX, a subscription service for Texas court records, or call the District Clerk at (830) 393-7322 or the County Clerk at (830) 393-7308.

Are Wilson County court records public?

Yes, most are, under the Texas Public Information Act and court public-access rules, but some records are closed by law or court order.

How do I find a criminal case?

Search by name in re:SearchTX or call the District Clerk at (830) 393-7322 with the defendant's name.

How do I find a court date?

Check your citation or notice, or call the clerk for the court that holds your case.

How do I pay a traffic ticket?

No online fine payment option is listed here, so call the District Clerk at (830) 393-7322 or the County Clerk at (830) 393-7308 to confirm payment options.

How many cases are filed in Wilson County each year?

The Wilson County district courts added 1,185 cases in FY 2024, covering September 1, 2023 to August 31, 2024.

What is the most common type of case?

Family law cases were the largest category, with 432 added in FY 2024, or 36.5% of the total.

Is crime in Wilson County 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.

Useful Links

  • Wilson County Clerk Recordings - Explore Wilson County Clerk's office services for public records, including marriage licenses, deeds, and probate records.
  • Wilson County District Clerk - Access court records and cases filed with the Wilson County District Court through the District Clerk's office.
  • Wilson County Judge - Information and contact details for Wilson County Judge's office overseeing administrative functions and local court matters.
  • Texas Judicial Branch - Official portal for Texas Judicial Branch offering comprehensive information on state courts, court rules, and publications.
  • Texas State Auditor's Office - Audits and reviews public entities including courts for accountability, performance and fiscal responsibility in Texas.
  • TexasLawHelp.org - Non-profit platform providing free legal information and resources, including court forms and guides for Texans.
  • State Bar of Texas - Offers resources for attorneys and the public, including legal resources, lawyer referrals, and pro bono services.
  • Texas Attorney General - Official site of the Texas Attorney General providing legal opinions, resources, and consumer protection information.
  • Texas Department of Public Safety - Access public criminal history records and other public safety resources in Texas with online services and information.
  • Legal Forms by Texas State Law Library - Find downloadable and printable legal forms and resources tailored for Texas legal processes and court filings.
  • Texas Department of Criminal Justice - Explore offender information, prison locations, and criminal justice programs and initiatives across the state of Texas.
  • Texas Court Directory - Comprehensive directory of courts in Texas including contact information, links to court websites, and jurisdiction details.
  • Wilson County Court at Law - Discover details about the Wilson County Court at Law, including contact information and court responsibilities.
  • Gov Texas - Gateway to all official information from the Texas state government, including courts and legal system resources.
  • Wilson County Texas - Official Wilson County website providing community resources, county offices' information, and public services available.
  • Texas Tribune Criminal Justice Data - Browse unique databases including police reports and judicial records curated by the Texas Tribune for public access.
  • Texas DSHS Vital Statistics - Access vital records and statistics such as birth, death, marriage, and divorce records from official state resources.
  • United States Courts - Official gateway providing information and resources about the federal judiciary, court cases, rules, and procedures.
  • Texas Law from Cornell LII - Offers free access to the full text of the Texas State Code and U.S. Laws relevant to Texas jurisdiction.
  • Wilson County Courthouse Directory - Directory of all Wilson County courthouse locations, contact information, and the services they provide for the public.