Angelina County Courts at Law
Angelina County
Overview
Guide Overview
County Courts at Law hear all juvenile cases, misdemeanor criminal cases, all civil cases filed in their courts, and all probate cases.
County Courts at Law also share jurisdiction over family law cases with the District Courts. This includes cases involving divorce, annulment, suits affecting parent-child relationships, for the protection of the parties and their children, and for the preservation and their property.
This guide contains information on both Angelina County Courts at Law.
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Research Tips
Read our articles on Zoom and how to use it to prepare for your hearing. You should also read the following documents uploaded by the Angelina County Clerk:
Common questions about Angelina County
The Angelina County Civil Courts are in the Angelina County Courthouse 215 East Lufkin Avenue, Lufkin, Texas 75901.
The mailing address is P.O. Box 908, Lufkin, Texas 75902.
Phone: (963) 634-8339
Office Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
You can find information about your case by using the Angelina County Judicial Web Search tool.
The best method is to contact the County Clerk's Office to ask for case information.
You can read How to E-File to learn about E-Filing.
You can also read more about E-Filing on the County Clerk's website.
Instructions & Forms
Instructions & Forms
Honorable Jon Lee Register
125 East Lufkin Avenue
Lufkin, Texas 75901
Mailing Address:
P. O. Box 908
Lufkin, Texas 75902
Phone: (936) 639-2204
Fax: (936) 639-2673
This information is current as of February 1, 2023.
Checklist Steps
| Is this court doing virtual hearings? | What platform are they using? | Are there any exceptions? |
| Yes, as of May 15, 2021. | Zoom. | Yes, for at-risk or vulnerable individuals. Contact the court for information. |
You can visit the County Court at Law No. 1’s webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also contact the court at (936) 639-2204 for updated procedures or the County Clerk’s Office at (936) 634-8339.
All civil, family, and probate cases must be filed electronically through E-FileTexas. To learn more about filing rules or for e-filing questions, visit E-File Texas and read How to E-File.
All motions must be submitted with a proposed Order granting the relief you are asking the court for.
First, you will need to email the court coordinator to get dates and times the court is available for hearings. After, you will need to fill out and file a Hearing Request form.
All hearings not requiring testimony or documentary evidence can be done by telephone conference or virtual hearing if all parties agree.
Any document required to be filed must be filed with the County Clerk's Office.
No. All jury trials are in person only.
Possibly. Contact the court with any concerns you have.
If you have any questions about a virtual hearing, contact the Court Coordinator Lana Toll at (936) 639-2204 or ltoll@angelinacounty.net.
For criminal cases, contact the Court Coordinator Yamileth Moreno at (936) 639-2204 or ymoreno@angelinacounty.net.
You can also submit your question through the County Court at Law No. 1's contact form available on the court's website.
Honorable Jimmy A. Cassels
125 East Lufkin Avenue
Lufkin, Texas 75901
Mailing Address:
P. O. Box 908
Lufkin, Texas 75902
Phone: (936) 634-8984
Fax: (936) 634-8145
This information is current as of February 1, 2023.
Checklist Steps
| Is this court doing virtual hearings? | What platform are they using? | Are there any exceptions? |
| Yes, as of May 15, 2020. | Zoom. | Yes, for at-risk or vulnerable individuals. Contact the court for information. |
You can visit the County Court at Law No. 2’s webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also contact the court at (936) 634-8984 for updated procedures or the County Clerk’s Office at (936) 634-8339.
All civil, family, and probate cases must be filed electronically through E-FileTexas. To learn more about filing rules or for e-filing questions, visit E-File Texas and read How to E-File.
All motions must be submitted with a proposed Order granting the relief you are asking the court for.
Standing Scheduling/Discovery Order in Child Protection Cases in Angelina County Court at Law No. 2.
Angelina County Court at Law No. 2 Standing Order Regarding Smoking Around Children.
First, you will need to email the court coordinator to get dates and times the court is available for hearings. After, you will need to fill out and file a Hearing Request form.
All hearings not requiring testimony or documentary evidence can be done by telephone conference or virtual hearing if all parties agree.
Any document required to be filed must be filed with the District Clerk's Office.
No. All jury trials are in person only.
Possibly. Contact the court with any concerns you have.
If you have any questions about family and civil cases, contact the Court Coordinator Kristen Russell at (936) 634-8984 or krussell@angelinacounty.net.
For criminal, guardianship, and probate cases, contact the Court Coordinator Meagan Moore at (936) 634-8984 or mmoore@angelinacounty.net.
You can also email ccl2@angelinacounty.net or fill out the Contact Form with questions or if you need assistance.
Articles
Articles in this guide
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Civil Litigation in Texas: The Basics
This article explains the basics of civil lawsuits in Texas. -
Justice 101: The Client's Guide to Texas Civil Litigation
This article contains a link to a video that provides some background on the civil litigation system in Texas. -
Texas Family Law Handbook
This handbook explains family courts and other family law issues, with a focus on Harris County. -
What Court Staff Can and Cannot Do
Information on what type of services a court can offer. -
How to Set a Contested Final Hearing (Family Law)
This article discusses the steps to set a Contested Final Hearing in Family Law. -
How to Set Aside a Default Judgment
This article explains how to ask the judge to set aside (cancel) a default judgment. -
How to Set an Uncontested Final Hearing (Family Law)
This article discusses setting an uncontested final hearing in a family law case in Texas. -
Individual Rights and Navigating Court Proceedings During COVID-19
Learn how the court system and personal rights changed due to the pandemic and how to navigate them. -
Virtual Court
Some Texas courts will hold hearings by videoconference, usually using Zoom. -
Asking to Appear in Court by Video App or Phone During COVID-19 (SAPCR and Modification)
You can ask the court to appear by videoconference (like Zoom) or telephone; to allow "unsworn declarations" as evidence; to interview the children... -
Sensitive Data
This article provides information on protected sensitive data; data that appears in public records; and sealing records. -
Virtual Court and Child Support (IV-D)
Some IV-D Courts (child support court) are now holding hearings by videoconference, usually using Zoom. -
How to E-File
This article provides an overview of e-filing as well as solutions to some common e-filing mistakes. -
Civil Trial Preparation
If your case is contested, then you will need to spend a lot of time preparing for trial. -
How to Use Zoom
Access all available resources on how to use Zoom's video platform for virtual court hearings on your desktop or mobile phone.