Bexar County Civil District Courts

You can visit the 37th District Court’s webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also contact the District Clerk’s office (210) 335-2113 for updated procedures. 

Also, Bexar County has published their Final COVID-19 Operations Plan that has up-to-date information on virtual court procedures. 

The Texas Supreme Court has mandated all attorneys to electronically file documents in a Bexar County civil case through an electronic filing service provider certified by the Office of Court Administration. Pro Se litigants may still hand file their documents. 

The Bexar County District Clerk suggests the use of E-FileTexas as a cost-saving tool for filing. To learn more about eFiling, review our article How to E-File or email dcefiling@bexar.org. 

For questions regarding filing, contact the Bexar County Clerk at (210) 335-2238. 

Bexar courts operate on a presiding system, meaning that the docket for pre-trial hearing is centralized among all district judges. 

For criminal dockets, each Judge has the sole authority to set cases in the court. 

All attorneys and self-represented litigants should set their matter with the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. Visit the Bexar County Civil District Presiding Court page for more information. 

All fiats, orders setting hearings, and orders to appear must include the following: 

• The time announcement, 

• Telephone numbers for all attorneys or self-represented litigants, 

• Email addresses for all attorneys and self-represented litigants, and 

• Whether an interpreter is required and the desired language. For languages other than Spanish, make arrangements with court administration at (210) 335-2300. 

Possibly. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for a sample Motion to Conduct Hearing via Zoom.  

All evidentiary hearings will be heard in person unless the parties: 

• Agree in writing that the time required for their hearing is 2.5 hours or less and agree in writing to have the hearing held via Zoom; then 

• File a joint notice of hearings stating that the time required is 2.5 hours or less. The joint notice must be filed at least 2 days prior to the date set for hearing.  

CivilDistrictPresiding@bexar.org is available to transmit documents to the Civil District Presiding Court while attorneys and parties are appearing in that court by Zoom. Agreed orders can also be submitted to this email. Do not contact this email for any other purposes. 

Note: Evidentiary hearings will be held in-person unless the parties file a joint notice of Zoom hearing. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for virtual hearing requirements. 

Bexar County uses Odyssey to manage cases. Contact your court coordinator for more information on the submission of evidence. 

Possibly; contact the Chief Trial Assignment Clerk at (210) 335-2520.

Yes; as of November 1, 2022, regardless of whether the parties and attorneys appear in person, witnesses may still be presented via Zoom. For emergencies and essential matters, contact the Monitoring Court at (210) 335-2520 or the District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

If you have questions, contact the 37th District Court at (210) 335-2515, or contact the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

For the most recent contact information, including email addresses, visit your court’s website.  

You can visit the 45th District Court’s webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also contact the District Clerk’s office (210) 335-2113 for updated procedures. 

Also, Bexar County has published their Final COVID-19 Operations Plan that has up-to-date information on virtual court procedures. 

The Texas Supreme Court has mandated all attorneys to electronically file documents in a Bexar County civil case through an electronic filing service provider certified by the Office of Court Administration. Pro Se litigants may still hand file their documents. 

The Bexar County District Clerk suggests the use of E-FileTexas as a cost-saving tool for filing. To learn more about eFiling, review our article How to E-File or email dcefiling@bexar.org. 

For questions regarding filing, contact the Bexar County Clerk at (210) 335-2238. 

Bexar courts operate on a presiding system, meaning that the docket for pre-trial hearings is centralized and rotated among all district judges. 

For criminal dockets, each Judge has the sole authority to set cases in the court. 

All attorneys and self-represented litigants should set their matter with the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. Visit the Bexar County Civil District Presiding Court page for more information. 

All fiats, orders setting hearings, and orders to appear must include the following: 

• The time announcement, 

• Telephone numbers for all attorneys or self-represented litigants, 

• Email addresses for all attorneys and self-represented litigants, and 

• Whether an interpreter is required and the desired language. For languages other than Spanish, make arrangements with court administration at (210) 335-2300. 

Possibly. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for a sample Motion to Conduct Hearing via Zoom.  

All evidentiary hearings will be heard in person unless the parties: 

• Agree in writing that the time required for their hearing is 2.5 hours or less and agree in writing to have the hearing held via Zoom; then 

• File a joint notice of hearings stating that the time required is 2.5 hours or less. The joint notice must be filed at least 2 days prior to the date set for hearing.  

CivilDistrictPresiding@bexar.org is available to transmit documents to the Civil District Presiding Court while attorneys and parties are appearing in that court by Zoom. Agreed orders can also be submitted to this email. Do not contact this email for any other purposes. 

Note: Evidentiary hearings will be held in-person unless the parties file a joint notice of Zoom hearing. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for virtual hearing requirements. 

Bexar County uses Odyssey to manage cases. Contact your court coordinator for more information on the submission of evidence. 

Possibly; contact the Jury Assignment Clerk at (210) 335-2520. 

Yes; as of November 1, 2022, regardless of whether the parties and attorneys appear in person, witnesses may still be presented via Zoom. For emergencies and essential matters, contact the Monitoring Court at (210) 335-2520 or the District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

If you have questions, contact your court coordinator at (210) 335-2507, or contact the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

For the most recent contact information, including email addresses, visit your court’s website.  

You can visit the 57th District Court’s webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also contact the District Clerk’s office (210) 335-2113 for updated procedures. 

Also, Bexar County has published their Final COVID-19 Operations Plan that has up-to-date information on virtual court procedures. 

The Texas Supreme Court has mandated all attorneys to electronically file documents in a Bexar County civil case through an electronic filing service provider certified by the Office of Court Administration. Pro Se litigants may still hand file their documents. 

The Bexar County District Clerk suggests the use of E-FileTexas as a cost-saving tool for filing. To learn more about eFiling, review our article How to E-File or email dcefiling@bexar.org. 

For questions regarding filing, contact the Bexar County Clerk at (210) 335-2238. 

Bexar courts operate on a presiding system, meaning that the docket for pre-trial hearings is centralized and rotated among all district judges. 

For criminal dockets, each Judge has the sole authority to set cases in the court. 

All attorneys and self-represented litigants should set their matter with the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. Visit the Bexar County Civil District Presiding Court page for more information. 

All fiats, orders setting hearings, and orders to appear must include the following: 

• The time announcement, 

• Telephone numbers for all attorneys or self-represented litigants, 

• Email addresses for all attorneys and self-represented litigants, and 

• Whether an interpreter is required and the desired language. For languages other than Spanish, make arrangements with court administration at (210) 335-2300. 

Possibly. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for a sample Motion to Conduct Hearing via Zoom.  

All evidentiary hearings will be heard in person unless the parties: 

• Agree in writing that the time required for their hearing is 2.5 hours or less and agree in writing to have the hearing held via Zoom; then 

• File a joint notice of hearings stating that the time required is 2.5 hours or less. The joint notice must be filed at least 2 days prior to the date set for hearing.  

CivilDistrictPresiding@bexar.org is available to transmit documents to the Civil District Presiding Court while attorneys and parties are appearing in that court by Zoom. Agreed orders can also be submitted to this email. Do not contact this email for any other purposes. 

Note: Evidentiary hearings will be held in-person unless the parties file a joint notice of Zoom hearing. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for virtual hearing requirements. 

Bexar County uses Odyssey to manage cases. Contact your court coordinator for more information on the submission of evidence. 

Possibly; contact the Chief Trial Assignment Clerk at (210) 335-2520. 

Yes; as of November 1, 2022, regardless of whether the parties and attorneys appear in person, witnesses may still be presented via Zoom. For emergencies and essential matters, contact the Monitoring Court at (210) 335-2520 or the District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

If you have questions, contact your court coordinator at (210) 335-2531, or contact the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

You can visit the 73rd District Court’s webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also contact the District Clerk’s office (210) 335-2113 for updated procedures. 

Also, Bexar County has published their Final COVID-19 Operations Plan that has up-to-date information on virtual court procedures. 

The Texas Supreme Court has mandated all attorneys to electronically file documents in a Bexar County civil case through an electronic filing service provider certified by the Office of Court Administration. Pro Se litigants may still hand file their documents. 

The Bexar County District Clerk suggests the use of E-FileTexas as a cost-saving tool for filing. To learn more about eFiling, review our article How to E-File or email dcefiling@bexar.org. 

For questions regarding filing, contact the Bexar County Clerk at (210) 335-2238. 

Bexar courts operate on a presiding system, meaning that the docket for pre-trial hearings is centralized and rotated among all district judges. 

For criminal dockets, each Judge has the sole authority to set cases in the court. 

All attorneys and self-represented litigants should set their matter with the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. Visit the Bexar County Civil District Presiding Court page for more information. 

All fiats, orders setting hearings, and orders to appear must include the following: 

• The time announcement, 

• Telephone numbers for all attorneys or self-represented litigants, 

• Email addresses for all attorneys and self-represented litigants, and 

• Whether an interpreter is required and the desired language. For languages other than Spanish, make arrangements with court administration at (210) 335-2300. 

Possibly. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for a sample Motion to Conduct Hearing via Zoom.  

All evidentiary hearings will be heard in person unless the parties: 

• Agree in writing that the time required for their hearing is 2.5 hours or less and agree in writing to have the hearing held via Zoom; then 

• File a joint notice of hearings stating that the time required is 2.5 hours or less. The joint notice must be filed at least 2 days prior to the date set for hearing.  

CivilDistrictPresiding@bexar.org is available to transmit documents to the Civil District Presiding Court while attorneys and parties are appearing in that court by Zoom. Agreed orders can also be submitted to this email. Do not contact this email for any other purposes. 

Note: Evidentiary hearings will be held in-person unless the parties file a joint notice of Zoom hearing. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for virtual hearing requirements. 

Bexar County uses Odyssey to manage cases. Contact your court coordinator for more information on the submission of evidence. 

Possibly; contact the Chief Trial Assignment Clerk at (210) 335-2520. 

Yes; as of November 1, 2022, regardless of whether the parties and attorneys appear in person, witnesses may still be presented via Zoom. For emergencies and essential matters, contact the Monitoring Court at (210) 335-2520 or the District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

If you have questions, contact your court clerk at (210) 335-2523, or contact the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

For the most recent contact information, including email addresses, visit your court’s website.  

You can visit the 131st District Court’s webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also contact the District Clerk’s office (210) 335-2113 for updated procedures. 

Also, Bexar County has published their Final COVID-19 Operations Plan that has up-to-date information on virtual court procedures. 

The Texas Supreme Court has mandated all attorneys to electronically file documents in a Bexar County civil case through an electronic filing service provider certified by the Office of Court Administration. Pro Se litigants may still hand file their documents. 

The Bexar County District Clerk suggests the use of E-FileTexas as a cost-saving tool for filing. To learn more about eFiling, review our article How to E-File or email dcefiling@bexar.org. 

For questions regarding filing, contact the Bexar County Clerk at (210) 335-2238. 

Bexar courts operate on a presiding system, meaning that the docket for pre-trial hearings is centralized and rotated among all district judges. 

For criminal dockets, each Judge has the sole authority to set cases in the court. 

All attorneys and self-represented litigants should set their matter with the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. Visit the Bexar County Civil District Presiding Court page for more information. 

All fiats, orders setting hearings, and orders to appear must include the following: 

• The time announcement, 

• Telephone numbers for all attorneys or self-represented litigants, 

• Email addresses for all attorneys and self-represented litigants, and 

• Whether an interpreter is required and the desired language. For languages other than Spanish, make arrangements with court administration at (210) 335-2300. 

Possibly. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for a sample Motion to Conduct Hearing via Zoom.  

All evidentiary hearings will be heard in person unless the parties: 

• Agree in writing that the time required for their hearing is 2.5 hours or less and agree in writing to have the hearing held via Zoom; then 

• File a joint notice of hearings stating that the time required is 2.5 hours or less. The joint notice must be filed at least 2 days prior to the date set for hearing.  

CivilDistrictPresiding@bexar.org is available to transmit documents to the Civil District Presiding Court while attorneys and parties are appearing in that court by Zoom. Agreed orders can also be submitted to this email. Do not contact this email for any other purposes. 

Note: Evidentiary hearings will be held in-person unless the parties file a joint notice of Zoom hearing. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for virtual hearing requirements. 

Bexar County uses Odyssey to manage cases. Contact your court coordinator for more information on the submission of evidence. 

Possibly; contact the Chief Trial Assignment Clerk at (210) 335-2520. 

Yes; as of November 1, 2022, regardless of whether the parties and attorneys appear in person, witnesses may still be presented via Zoom. For emergencies and essential matters, contact the Monitoring Court at (210) 335-2520 or the District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

If you have questions, contact your court coordinator at (210) 335-2521, or contact the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

For the most recent contact information, including email addresses, visit your court’s website.  

You can visit the 150th District Court’s webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also contact the District Clerk’s office (210) 335-2113 for updated procedures. 

Also, Bexar County has published their Final COVID-19 Operations Plan that has up-to-date information on virtual court procedures. 

The Texas Supreme Court has mandated all attorneys to electronically file documents in a Bexar County civil case through an electronic filing service provider certified by the Office of Court Administration. Pro Se litigants may still hand file their documents. 

The Bexar County District Clerk suggests the use of E-FileTexas as a cost-saving tool for filing. To learn more about eFiling, review our article How to E-File or email dcefiling@bexar.org. 

For questions regarding filing, contact the Bexar County Clerk at (210) 335-2238. 

Bexar courts operate on a presiding system, meaning that the docket for pre-trial hearings is centralized and rotated among all district judges. 

For criminal dockets, each Judge has the sole authority to set cases in the court. 

All attorneys and self-represented litigants should set their matter with the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. Visit the Bexar County Civil District Presiding Court page for more information. 

All fiats, orders setting hearings, and orders to appear must include the following: 

• The time announcement, 

• Telephone numbers for all attorneys or self-represented litigants, 

• Email addresses for all attorneys and self-represented litigants, and 

• Whether an interpreter is required and the desired language. For languages other than Spanish, make arrangements with court administration at (210) 335-2300. 

Possibly. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for a sample Motion to Conduct Hearing via Zoom.  

All evidentiary hearings will be heard in person unless the parties: 

• Agree in writing that the time required for their hearing is 2.5 hours or less and agree in writing to have the hearing held via Zoom; then 

• File a joint notice of hearings stating that the time required is 2.5 hours or less. The joint notice must be filed at least 2 days prior to the date set for hearing.  

CivilDistrictPresiding@bexar.org is available to transmit documents to the Civil District Presiding Court while attorneys and parties are appearing in that court by Zoom. Agreed orders can also be submitted to this email. Do not contact this email for any other purposes. 

Note: Evidentiary hearings will be held in-person unless the parties file a joint notice of Zoom hearing. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for virtual hearing requirements. 

Bexar County uses Odyssey to manage cases. Contact your court coordinator for more information on the submission of evidence. 

Possibly; contact the Chief Trial Assignment Clerk at (210) 335-2520. 

Yes; as of November 1, 2022, regardless of whether the parties and attorneys appear in person, witnesses may still be presented via Zoom. For emergencies and essential matters, contact the Monitoring Court at (210) 335-2520 or the District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

If you have questions, contact your court clerk at (210) 335-2533, or contact the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

For the most recent contact information, including email addresses, visit your court’s website.  

You can visit the 166th District Court’s webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also contact the District Clerk’s office (210) 335-2113 for updated procedures. 

Also, Bexar County has published their Final COVID-19 Operations Plan that has up-to-date information on virtual court procedures. 

The Texas Supreme Court has mandated all attorneys to electronically file documents in a Bexar County civil case through an electronic filing service provider certified by the Office of Court Administration. Pro Se litigants may still hand file their documents. 

The Bexar County District Clerk suggests the use of E-FileTexas as a cost-saving tool for filing. To learn more about eFiling, review our article How to E-File or email dcefiling@bexar.org. 

For questions regarding filing, contact the Bexar County Clerk at (210) 335-2238. v

Bexar courts operate on a presiding system, meaning that the docket for pre-trial hearings is centralized and rotated among all district judges. 

For criminal dockets, each Judge has the sole authority to set cases in the court. 

All attorneys and self-represented litigants should set their matter with the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. Visit the Bexar County Civil District Presiding Court page for more information. 

All fiats, orders setting hearings, and orders to appear must include the following: 

• The time announcement, 

• Telephone numbers for all attorneys or self-represented litigants, 

• Email addresses for all attorneys and self-represented litigants, and 

• Whether an interpreter is required and the desired language. For languages other than Spanish, make arrangements with court administration at (210) 335-2300. 

Possibly. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for a sample Motion to Conduct Hearing via Zoom.  

All evidentiary hearings will be heard in person unless the parties: 

• Agree in writing that the time required for their hearing is 2.5 hours or less and agree in writing to have the hearing held via Zoom; then 

• File a joint notice of hearings stating that the time required is 2.5 hours or less. The joint notice must be filed at least 2 days prior to the date set for hearing.  

CivilDistrictPresiding@bexar.org is available to transmit documents to the Civil District Presiding Court while attorneys and parties are appearing in that court by Zoom. Agreed orders can also be submitted to this email. Do not contact this email for any other purposes. 

Note: Evidentiary hearings will be held in-person unless the parties file a joint notice of Zoom hearing. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for virtual hearing requirements. 

Bexar County uses Odyssey to manage cases. Contact your court coordinator for more information on the submission of evidence. 

Possibly; contact the Chief Trial Assignment Clerk at (210) 335-2520. 

Yes; as of November 1, 2022, regardless of whether the parties and attorneys appear in person, witnesses may still be presented via Zoom. For emergencies and essential matters, contact the Monitoring Court at (210) 335-2520 or the District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

If you have questions, contact your court coordinator at (210) 335-2501, or contact the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

For the most recent contact information, including email addresses, visit your court’s website.  

You can visit the 224th District Court’s webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also contact the District Clerk’s office (210) 335-2113 for updated procedures. 

Also, Bexar County has published their Final COVID-19 Operations Plan that has up-to-date information on virtual court procedures. 

The Texas Supreme Court has mandated all attorneys to electronically file documents in a Bexar County civil case through an electronic filing service provider certified by the Office of Court Administration. Pro Se litigants may still hand file their documents. 

The Bexar County District Clerk suggests the use of E-FileTexas as a cost-saving tool for filing. To learn more about eFiling, review our article How to E-File or email dcefiling@bexar.org. 

For questions regarding filing, contact the Bexar County Clerk at (210) 335-2238. 

Bexar courts operate on a presiding system, meaning that the docket for pre-trial hearings is centralized and rotated among all district judges. 

For criminal dockets, each Judge has the sole authority to set cases in the court. 

All attorneys and self-represented litigants should set their matter with the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. Visit the Bexar County Civil District Presiding Court page for more information. 

All fiats, orders setting hearings, and orders to appear must include the following: 

• The time announcement, 

• Telephone numbers for all attorneys or self-represented litigants, 

• Email addresses for all attorneys and self-represented litigants, and 

• Whether an interpreter is required and the desired language. For languages other than Spanish, make arrangements with court administration at (210) 335-2300. 

Possibly. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for a sample Motion to Conduct Hearing via Zoom.  

All evidentiary hearings will be heard in person unless the parties: 

• Agree in writing that the time required for their hearing is 2.5 hours or less and agree in writing to have the hearing held via Zoom; then 

• File a joint notice of hearings stating that the time required is 2.5 hours or less. The joint notice must be filed at least 2 days prior to the date set for hearing.  

CivilDistrictPresiding@bexar.org is available to transmit documents to the Civil District Presiding Court while attorneys and parties are appearing in that court by Zoom. Agreed orders can also be submitted to this email. Do not contact this email for any other purposes. 

Note: Evidentiary hearings will be held in-person unless the parties file a joint notice of Zoom hearing. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for virtual hearing requirements. 

Bexar County uses Odyssey to manage cases. Contact your court coordinator for more information on the submission of evidence. 

Possibly; contact the Chief Trial Assignment Clerk at (210) 335-2520. 

Yes; as of November 1, 2022, regardless of whether the parties and attorneys appear in person, witnesses may still be presented via Zoom. For emergencies and essential matters, contact the Monitoring Court at (210) 335-2520 or the District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

If you have questions, contact your court coordinator at (210) 335-2132, or contact the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

You can visit the 225th District Court’s webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also contact the District Clerk’s office (210) 335-2113 for updated procedures. 

Also, Bexar County has published their Final COVID-19 Operations Plan that has up-to-date information on virtual court procedures. 

The Texas Supreme Court has mandated all attorneys to electronically file documents in a Bexar County civil case through an electronic filing service provider certified by the Office of Court Administration. Pro Se litigants may still hand file their documents. 

The Bexar County District Clerk suggests the use of E-FileTexas as a cost-saving tool for filing. To learn more about eFiling, review our article How to E-File or email dcefiling@bexar.org. 

For questions regarding filing, contact the Bexar County Clerk at (210) 335-2238. 

Bexar courts operate on a presiding system, meaning that the docket for pre-trial hearings is centralized and rotated among all district judges. 

For criminal dockets, each Judge has the sole authority to set cases in the court. 

All attorneys and self-represented litigants should set their matter with the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. Visit the Bexar County Civil District Presiding Court page for more information. 

All fiats, orders setting hearings, and orders to appear must include the following: 

• The time announcement, 

• Telephone numbers for all attorneys or self-represented litigants, 

• Email addresses for all attorneys and self-represented litigants, and 

• Whether an interpreter is required and the desired language. For languages other than Spanish, make arrangements with court administration at (210) 335-2300. 

Possibly. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for a sample Motion to Conduct Hearing via Zoom.

All evidentiary hearings will be heard in person unless the parties: 

• Agree in writing that the time required for their hearing is 2.5 hours or less and agree in writing to have the hearing held via Zoom; then 

• File a joint notice of hearings stating that the time required is 2.5 hours or less. The joint notice must be filed at least 2 days prior to the date set for hearing.  

CivilDistrictPresiding@bexar.org is available to transmit documents to the Civil District Presiding Court while attorneys and parties are appearing in that court by Zoom. Agreed orders can also be submitted to this email. Do not contact this email for any other purposes. 

Note: Evidentiary hearings will be held in-person unless the parties file a joint notice of Zoom hearing. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for virtual hearing requirements. 

Bexar County uses Odyssey to manage cases. Contact your court coordinator for more information on the submission of evidence. 

Possibly; contact the Chief Trial Assignment Clerk at (210) 335-2520. 

Yes; as of November 1, 2022, regardless of whether the parties and attorneys appear in person, witnesses may still be presented via Zoom. For emergencies and essential matters, contact the Monitoring Court at (210) 335-2520 or the District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

If you have questions, contact your court coordinator at (210) 335-2233, or contact the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

For the most recent contact information, including email addresses, visit your court’s website.  

You can visit the 285th District Court’s webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also contact the District Clerk’s office (210) 335-2113 for updated procedures. 

Also, Bexar County has published their Final COVID-19 Operations Plan that has up-to-date information on virtual court procedures. 

The Texas Supreme Court has mandated all attorneys to electronically file documents in a Bexar County civil case through an electronic filing service provider certified by the Office of Court Administration. Pro Se litigants may still hand file their documents. 

The Bexar County District Clerk suggests the use of E-FileTexas as a cost-saving tool for filing. To learn more about eFiling, review our article How to E-File or email dcefiling@bexar.org. 

Bexar courts operate on a presiding system, meaning that the docket for pre-trial hearings is centralized and rotated among all district judges. 

For criminal dockets, each Judge has the sole authority to set cases in the court. 

All attorneys and self-represented litigants should set their matter with the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. Visit the Bexar County Civil District Presiding Court page for more information. 

All fiats, orders setting hearings, and orders to appear must include the following: 

• The time announcement, 

• Telephone numbers for all attorneys or self-represented litigants, 

• Email addresses for all attorneys and self-represented litigants, and 

• Whether an interpreter is required and the desired language. For languages other than Spanish, make arrangements with court administration at (210) 335-2300. 

Possibly. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for a sample Motion to Conduct Hearing via Zoom.  

All evidentiary hearings will be heard in person unless the parties: 

• Agree in writing that the time required for their hearing is 2.5 hours or less and agree in writing to have the hearing held via Zoom; then 

• File a joint notice of hearings stating that the time required is 2.5 hours or less. The joint notice must be filed at least 2 days prior to the date set for hearing.  

CivilDistrictPresiding@bexar.org is available to transmit documents to the Civil District Presiding Court while attorneys and parties are appearing in that court by Zoom. Agreed orders can also be submitted to this email. Do not contact this email for any other purposes. 

Note: Evidentiary hearings will be held in-person unless the parties file a joint notice of Zoom hearing. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for virtual hearing requirements. 

Bexar County uses Odyssey to manage cases. Contact your court coordinator for more information on the submission of evidence. 

Possibly; contact the Chief Trial Assignment Clerk at (210) 335-2520. 

Yes; as of November 1, 2022, regardless of whether the parties and attorneys appear in person, witnesses may still be presented via Zoom. For emergencies and essential matters, contact the Monitoring Court at (210) 335-2520 or the District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

If you have questions, contact your court coordinator at (210) 335-2086, or contact the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

For the most recent contact information, including email addresses, visit your court’s website.  

You can visit the 288th District Court’s webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also contact the District Clerk’s office (210) 335-2113 for updated procedures. 

Also, Bexar County has published their Final COVID-19 Operations Plan that has up-to-date information on virtual court procedures. 

The Texas Supreme Court has mandated all attorneys to electronically file documents in a Bexar County civil case through an electronic filing service provider certified by the Office of Court Administration. Pro Se litigants may still hand file their documents. 

The Bexar County District Clerk suggests the use of E-FileTexas as a cost-saving tool for filing. To learn more about eFiling, review our article How to E-File or email dcefiling@bexar.org. 

For questions regarding filing, contact the Bexar County Clerk at (210) 335-2238. 

Bexar courts operate on a presiding system, meaning that the docket for pre-trial hearings is centralized and rotated among all district judges. 

For criminal dockets, each Judge has the sole authority to set cases in the court. 

All attorneys and self-represented litigants should set their matter with the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. Visit the Bexar County Civil District Presiding Court page for more information. 

All fiats, orders setting hearings, and orders to appear must include the following: 

• The time announcement, 

• Telephone numbers for all attorneys or self-represented litigants, 

• Email addresses for all attorneys and self-represented litigants, and 

• Whether an interpreter is required and the desired language. For languages other than Spanish, make arrangements with court administration at (210) 335-2300. 

Possibly. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for a sample Motion to Conduct Hearing via Zoom.  

All evidentiary hearings will be heard in person unless the parties: 

• Agree in writing that the time required for their hearing is 2.5 hours or less and agree in writing to have the hearing held via Zoom; then 

• File a joint notice of hearings stating that the time required is 2.5 hours or less. The joint notice must be filed at least 2 days prior to the date set for hearing.  

CivilDistrictPresiding@bexar.org is available to transmit documents to the Civil District Presiding Court while attorneys and parties are appearing in that court by Zoom. Agreed orders can also be submitted to this email. Do not contact this email for any other purposes. 

Note: Evidentiary hearings will be held in-person unless the parties file a joint notice of Zoom hearing. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for virtual hearing requirements. 

Bexar County uses Odyssey to manage cases. Contact your court coordinator for more information on the submission of evidence. 

Possibly; contact the Chief Trial Assignment Clerk at (210) 335-2520. 

Yes; as of November 1, 2022, regardless of whether the parties and attorneys appear in person, witnesses may still be presented via Zoom. For emergencies and essential matters, contact the Monitoring Court at (210) 335-2520 or the District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

If you have questions, contact your court clerk at (210) 335-2663, or contact the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

For the most recent contact information, including email addresses, visit your court’s website.  

You can visit the 407th District Court’s webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also contact the District Clerk’s office (210) 335-2113 for updated procedures. 

Also, Bexar County has published their Final COVID-19 Operations Plan that has up-to-date information on virtual court procedures. 

What are the filing rules?  

The Texas Supreme Court has mandated all attorneys to electronically file documents in a Bexar County civil case through an electronic filing service provider certified by the Office of Court Administration. Pro Se litigants may still hand file their documents. 

The Bexar County District Clerk suggests the use of E-FileTexas as a cost-saving tool for filing. To learn more about eFiling, review our article How to E-File or email dcefiling@bexar.org. 

For questions regarding filing, contact the Bexar County Clerk at (210) 335-2238. 

Bexar courts operate on a presiding system, meaning that the docket for pre-trial hearings is centralized and rotated among all district judges. 

For criminal dockets, each Judge has the sole authority to set cases in the court. 

All attorneys and self-represented litigants should set their matter with the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. Visit the Bexar County Civil District Presiding Court page for more information. 

All fiats, orders setting hearings, and orders to appear must include the following: 

• The time announcement, 

• Telephone numbers for all attorneys or self-represented litigants, 

• Email addresses for all attorneys and self-represented litigants, and 

• Whether an interpreter is required and the desired language. For languages other than Spanish, make arrangements with court administration at (210) 335-2300. 

Possibly. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for a sample Motion to Conduct Hearing via Zoom.  

All evidentiary hearings will be heard in person unless the parties: 

• Agree in writing that the time required for their hearing is 2.5 hours or less and agree in writing to have the hearing held via Zoom; then 

• File a joint notice of hearings stating that the time required is 2.5 hours or less. The joint notice must be filed at least 2 days prior to the date set for hearing.  

CivilDistrictPresiding@bexar.org is available to transmit documents to the Civil District Presiding Court while attorneys and parties are appearing in that court by Zoom. Agreed orders can also be submitted to this email. Do not contact this email for any other purposes. 

Note: Evidentiary hearings will be held in-person unless the parties file a joint notice of Zoom hearing. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for virtual hearing requirements. 

Bexar County uses Odyssey to manage cases. Contact your court coordinator for more information on the submission of evidence. 

Possibly; contact the Chief Trial Assignment Clerk at (210) 335-2520. 

Yes; as of November 1, 2022, regardless of whether the parties and attorneys appear in person, witnesses may still be presented via Zoom. For emergencies and essential matters, contact the Monitoring Court at (210) 335-2520 or the District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

If you have questions, contact your court clerk at (210) 335-2462, or contact the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

For the most recent contact information, including email addresses, visit your court’s website.  

Is this court doing virtual hearings?What platform are they using?Are there any exceptions?

Yes, subject to some exceptions.Bexar Civil District Courts operate on Zoom.Evidentiary hearings and jury hearings are held in-person unless the parties submit a motion to conduct hearing via Zoom. 

You can visit the 408th District Court’s webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also contact the District Clerk’s office (210) 335-2113 for updated procedures. 

Also, Bexar County has published their Final COVID-19 Operations Plan that has up-to-date information on virtual court procedures. 

The Texas Supreme Court has mandated all attorneys to electronically file documents in a Bexar County civil case through an electronic filing service provider certified by the Office of Court Administration. Pro Se litigants may still hand file their documents. 

The Bexar County District Clerk suggests the use of E-FileTexas as a cost-saving tool for filing. To learn more about eFiling, review our article How to E-File or email dcefiling@bexar.org. 

For questions regarding filing, contact the Bexar County Clerk at (210) 335-2238. 

Bexar courts operate on a presiding system, meaning that the docket for pre-trial hearings is centralized and rotated among all district judges. 

For criminal dockets, each Judge has the sole authority to set cases in the court. 

All attorneys and self-represented litigants should set their matter with the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. Visit the Bexar County Civil District Presiding Court page for more information. 

All fiats, orders setting hearings, and orders to appear must include the following: 

• The time announcement, 

• Telephone numbers for all attorneys or self-represented litigants, 

• Email addresses for all attorneys and self-represented litigants, and 

• Whether an interpreter is required and the desired language. For languages other than Spanish, make arrangements with court administration at (210) 335-2300. 

Possibly. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for a sample Motion to Conduct Hearing via Zoom.  

All evidentiary hearings will be heard in person unless the parties: 

• Agree in writing that the time required for their hearing is 2.5 hours or less and agree in writing to have the hearing held via Zoom; then 

• File a joint notice of hearings stating that the time required is 2.5 hours or less. The joint notice must be filed at least 2 days prior to the date set for hearing.  

CivilDistrictPresiding@bexar.org is available to transmit documents to the Civil District Presiding Court while attorneys and parties are appearing in that court by Zoom. Agreed orders can also be submitted to this email. Do not contact this email for any other purposes. 

Note: Evidentiary hearings will be held in-person unless the parties file a joint notice of Zoom hearing. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for virtual hearing requirements. 

Bexar County uses Odyssey to manage cases. Contact your court coordinator for more information on the submission of evidence. 

Possibly; contact the Chief Trial Assignment Clerk at (210) 335-2520. 

Yes; as of November 1, 2022, regardless of whether the parties and attorneys appear in person, witnesses may still be presented via Zoom. For emergencies and essential matters, contact the Monitoring Court at (210) 335-2520 or the District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

If you have questions, contact your court clerk at (210) 335-2831, or contact the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

For the most recent contact information, including email addresses, visit your court’s website.  

You can visit the 438th District Court’s webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also contact the District Clerk’s office (210) 335-2113 for updated procedures. 

Also, Bexar County has published their Final COVID-19 Operations Plan that has up-to-date information on virtual court procedures. 

The Texas Supreme Court has mandated all attorneys to electronically file documents in a Bexar County civil case through an electronic filing service provider certified by the Office of Court Administration. Pro Se litigants may still hand file their documents. 

The Bexar County District Clerk suggests the use of E-FileTexas as a cost-saving tool for filing. To learn more about eFiling, review our article How to E-File or email dcefiling@bexar.org. 

For questions regarding filing, contact the Bexar County Clerk at (210) 335-2238. 

Bexar courts operate on a presiding system, meaning that the docket for pre-trial hearings is centralized and rotated among all district judges. 

For criminal dockets, each Judge has the sole authority to set cases in the court. 

All attorneys and self-represented litigants should set their matter with the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. Visit the Bexar County Civil District Presiding Court page for more information. 

All fiats, orders setting hearings, and orders to appear must include the following: 

• The time announcement, 

• Telephone numbers for all attorneys or self-represented litigants, 

• Email addresses for all attorneys and self-represented litigants, and 

• Whether an interpreter is required and the desired language. For languages other than Spanish, make arrangements with court administration at (210) 335-2300. 

Possibly. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for a sample Motion to Conduct Hearing via Zoom.  

All evidentiary hearings will be heard in person unless the parties: 

• Agree in writing that the time required for their hearing is 2.5 hours or less and agree in writing to have the hearing held via Zoom; then 

• File a joint notice of hearings stating that the time required is 2.5 hours or less. The joint notice must be filed at least 2 days prior to the date set for hearing.  

CivilDistrictPresiding@bexar.org is available to transmit documents to the Civil District Presiding Court while attorneys and parties are appearing in that court by Zoom. Agreed orders can also be submitted to this email. Do not contact this email for any other purposes. 

Note: Evidentiary hearings will be held in-person unless the parties file a joint notice of Zoom hearing. See the Final Amended COVID-19 Operations Plan for virtual hearing requirements. 

Bexar County uses Odyssey to manage cases. Contact your court coordinator for more information on the submission of evidence. 

Possibly; contact the Chief Trial Assignment Clerk at (210) 335-2520. 

Yes; as of November 1, 2022, regardless of whether the parties and attorneys appear in person, witnesses may still be presented via Zoom. For emergencies and essential matters, contact the Monitoring Court at (210) 335-2520 or the District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

If you have questions, contact your court coordinator at (210) 335-0448, or contact the Presiding Civil District Clerk at (210) 335-2113. 

For the most recent contact information, including email addresses, visit your court’s website.