The District Clerk keeps the records of the district courts serving Caldwell County — the 22nd, 207th and 421st Judicial District Courts. That covers felony criminal cases, civil suits, divorce and other family law matters, child support and adoptions, juvenile cases, and expunctions.
Looking for a birth certificate, marriage license or property record?
Those are kept by the County Clerk, not the District Clerk. The County Clerk also holds misdemeanor criminal records.
What do you need to do?
Jury service
You have a summons. Confirm online before your date.
Filing fees
What it costs to file, and what the fees do and don't cover.
E-filing & payments
Mandatory e-filing for attorneys, and paying a felony case online.
Expunctions
Where to serve an expunction order, with the local agency list.
Forms & standing orders
Every District Clerk form, including the standing order.
Records & self-help
Search court records and find help if you have no attorney.
Staff directory
Call (512) 398-1806, press #, then the extension.
| Name | Responsibility | Extension |
|---|---|---|
| Madison Nickells | Chief Deputy and Jury Administrator | 4370 |
| Madison Burt | Divorce, other civil, expunctions, name changes | 4367 |
| Janet Riojas | Attorney General, child support, CPS, adoptions | 4366 |
| Patrick Stroka | Tax, front desk, docket clerk | 4368 |
| Ronnie Villanueva | Criminal clerk and juvenile clerk | 4371 |
Court settings
For settings in the 22nd, 207th and 421st Judicial District Courts, contact Elisa Finger, Court Coordinator, at (512) 398-1807 or elisa.finger@co.caldwell.tx.us.