Cameron County District Courts

You can visit the 103rd District Court's webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also read the District Clerk’s Announcement page for information.

All civil cases are filed into the District Courts in random order. All documents should be filed with the District Clerk’s office either in person or through e-FileTexas. Contact the District Clerk’s Office with any questions at (956) 544-0383 or Rmochoa@co.cameron.tx.us.  

If you want to file in person, read 1.16(a) on page 10 of the Local Rules and follow the instructions. 

The 103rd District Court gives preference to civil cases and has concurrent jurisdiction with the 107th and 138th District Courts. See Texas Government Code 24.205

For temporary orders, parties must contact the court coordinator for a date and time for the hearing before filing a motion requesting a hearing. Then, the party requesting the temporary order must serve notice of the date and time of the hearing. 

Parties can request a pre-trial hearing to resolve issues that will take up time during the trial. The court may grant a pre-trial hearing at its discretion. The court can also set a pre-trial hearing on its own. 

No hearings may be set with less than three days’ notice unless it includes a motion for emergency hearing. 

Any time after an answer is filed and, on the request, or motion of any party, or on the court’s own motion, the court coordinator may set a docket control conference with all parties to set the case for final trial or hearing.

Possibly. There may be accommodations for at-risk or vulnerable individuals. Contact the court coordinator for more information.

After the hearing is set, the court coordinator will contact all parties with information on the hearing including how to submit evidence.

Possibly. There may be accommodations for at-risk or vulnerable individuals. Contact the court coordinator for more information.

Possibly. Contact the court if you have concerns.

For civil cases, contact Court Coordinator Joshua Martinez at (956) 544-0844 or Joshua.Martinez2@co.cameron.tx.us. 

For criminal cases, contact Court Administrator Mary Cortina at Mary.Cortina@co.cameron.tx.us. 

For all inquiries regarding services through the Court Clerk, contact Susana Anzaldua at Susana.Anzaldua@co.cameron.tx.us.

You can visit the 107th District Court's webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also read the District Clerk’s Announcement page for information.

All civil cases are filed into the District Courts in random order. All documents should be filed with the District Clerk’s office either in person or through e-FileTexas. Contact the District Clerk’s Office with any questions at (956) 544-0383 or Rmochoa@co.cameron.tx.us.  

If you want to file in person, read 1.16(a) on page 10 of the Local Rules and follow the instructions. 

The 107th District Court gives preference to criminal cases and has concurrent jurisdiction with the 103rd and 138th District Courts. See Texas Government Code 24.209.

For temporary orders, parties must contact the court coordinator for a date and time for the hearing before filing a motion requesting a hearing. Then, the party requesting the temporary order must serve notice of the date and time of the hearing. 

Parties can request a pre-trial hearing to resolve issues that will take up time during the trial. The court may grant a pre-trial hearing at its discretion. The court can also set a pre-trial hearing on its own. 

No hearings may be set with less than three days’ notice unless it includes a motion for emergency hearing. 

Any time after an answer is filed and, on the request, or motion of any party, or on the court’s own motion, the court coordinator may set a docket control conference with all parties to set the case for final trial or hearing.

Possibly. There may be accommodations for at-risk or vulnerable individuals. Contact the court coordinator for more information.

After the hearing is set, the court coordinator will contact all parties with information on the hearing including how to submit evidence.

Possibly. There may be accommodations for at-risk or vulnerable individuals. Contact the court coordinator for more information.

Possibly. Contact the court if you have concerns.

For all case information questions, contact Court Coordinator Christina Hernandez at (956) 544-0845 or Christina.Hernandez@co.cameron.tx.us.

You can visit the 138th District Court's webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also read the District Clerk’s Announcement page for information.

All civil cases are filed into the District Courts in random order. All documents should be filed with the District Clerk’s office either in person or through e-FileTexas. Contact the District Clerk’s Office with any questions at (956) 544-0383 or Rmochoa@co.cameron.tx.us.  

If you want to file in person, read 1.16(a) on page 10 of the Local Rules and follow the instructions. 

The 138th District Court gives preference to criminal cases and has concurrent jurisdiction with the 103rd and 107th District Courts. See Texas Government Code 24.240.

For temporary orders, parties must contact the court coordinator for a date and time for the hearing before filing a motion requesting a hearing. Then, the party requesting the temporary order must serve notice of the date and time of the hearing. 

Parties can request a pre-trial hearing to resolve issues that will take up time during the trial. The court may grant a pre-trial hearing at its discretion. The court can also set a pre-trial hearing on its own. 

No hearings may be set with less than three days’ notice unless it includes a motion for emergency hearing. 

Any time after an answer is filed and, on the request, or motion of any party, or on the court’s own motion, the court coordinator may set a docket control conference with all parties to set the case for final trial or hearing.

Possibly. There may be accommodations for at-risk or vulnerable individuals. Contact the court coordinator for more information.

After the hearing is set, the court coordinator will contact all parties with information on the hearing including how to submit evidence.

Possibly. There may be accommodations for at-risk or vulnerable individuals. Contact the court coordinator for more information.

Possibly. Contact the court if you have concerns.

For civil cases, contact Court Coordinator Yvonne Rodriguez at (956) 544-0877 or Yvonne.Rodriguez01@co.cameron.tx.us. 

For criminal cases, contact Court Administrator Irma Gilman at (956) 544-0877 or Irma.Gilman@co.cameron.tx.us. 

For Court Clerk inquiries, email Susana.Anzaldua@co.cameron.tx.us. 

You can visit the 197th District Court's webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also read the District Clerk’s Announcement page for information.

All civil cases are filed into the District Courts in random order. All documents should be filed with the District Clerk’s office either in person or through e-FileTexas. Contact the District Clerk’s Office with any questions at (956) 544-0383 or Rmochoa@co.cameron.tx.us.  

If you want to file in person, read 1.16(a) on page 10 of the Local Rules and follow the instructions. 

The 197th District Court gives preference to criminal cases. See Texas Government Code 24.376.

For temporary orders, parties must contact the court coordinator for a date and time for the hearing before filing a motion requesting a hearing. Then, the party requesting the temporary order must serve notice of the date and time of the hearing. 

Parties can request a pre-trial hearing to resolve issues that will take up time during the trial. The court may grant a pre-trial hearing at its discretion. The court can also set a pre-trial hearing on its own. 

No hearings may be set with less than three days’ notice unless it includes a motion for emergency hearing. 

Any time after an answer is filed and, on the request, or motion of any party, or on the court’s own motion, the court coordinator may set a docket control conference with all parties to set the case for final trial or hearing.

Yes. The 197th District Court is moving away from conducting virtual hearings. But, you may request a virtual hearing if a party is unable to attend and the other side agrees with a virtual hearing. Contact the court coordinator for more information.

After the hearing is set, the court coordinator will contact all parties with information on the hearing including how to submit evidence. The court requires attorneys to e-file any documents they plan on introducing as evidence before the hearing. This will likely be the same requirement for self-represented litigants.

No. All jury trials are in person only.

Yes. The court is willing to accommodate party needs. Contact the court coordinator for more information.

For civil cases, contact Court Coordinator Xenia Chavez at (956) 574-8150 or Xenia.Chavez@co.cameron.tx.us. 

For criminal cases, contact Court Administrator Lucy V. Rosignol at Lucinda.Rosignol@co.cameron.tx.us. 

For all inquiries regarding services through the Court Clerk, contact Clarissa Lugo at (956) 550-1492 or Clarissa.Lugo@co.cameron.tx.us.

You can visit the 357th District Court's webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also read the District Clerk’s Announcement page for information.

All civil cases are filed into the District Courts in random order. All documents should be filed with the District Clerk’s office either in person or through e-FileTexas. Contact the District Clerk’s Office with any questions at (956) 544-0383 or Rmochoa@co.cameron.tx.us.  

If you want to file in person, read 1.16(a) on page 10 of the Local Rules and follow the instructions.

For temporary orders, parties must contact the court coordinator for a date and time for the hearing before filing a motion requesting a hearing. Then, the party requesting the temporary order must serve notice of the date and time of the hearing. 

Parties can request a pre-trial hearing to resolve issues that will take up time during the trial. The court may grant a pre-trial hearing at its discretion. The court can also set a pre-trial hearing on its own. 

No hearings may be set with less than three days’ notice unless it includes a motion for emergency hearing. 

Any time after an answer is filed and, on the request, or motion of any party, or on the court’s own motion, the court coordinator may set a docket control conference with all parties to set the case for final trial or hearing.

Possibly. There may be accommodations for at-risk or vulnerable individuals. Contact the court coordinator for more information.

After the hearing is set, the court coordinator will contact all parties with information on the hearing including how to submit evidence.

Possibly. There may be accommodations for at-risk or vulnerable individuals. Contact the court coordinator for more information.

Possibly. Contact the court if you have concerns.

For civil cases, contact Court Coordinator Estela Salas at (956) 548-9522 or ESalas@co.cameron.tx.us. 

For criminal cases, contact Court Administrator Norma Solis at norma.solis@co.cameron.tx.us. 

For all inquiries regarding services through the Court Clerk, contact Clarissa Lugo at (956) 548-9522 or Bgarcia@co.cameron.tx.us.

You can visit the 404th District Court's webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also read the District Clerk’s Announcement page for information.

All civil cases are filed into the District Courts in random order. All documents should be filed with the District Clerk’s office either in person or through e-FileTexas. Contact the District Clerk’s Office with any questions at (956) 544-0383 or Rmochoa@co.cameron.tx.us.  

If you want to file in person, read 1.16(a) on page 10 of the Local Rules and follow the instructions. 

For temporary orders, parties must contact the court coordinator for a date and time for the hearing before filing a motion requesting a hearing. Then, the party requesting the temporary order must serve notice of the date and time of the hearing. 

Parties can request a pre-trial hearing to resolve issues that will take up time during the trial. The court may grant a pre-trial hearing at its discretion. The court can also set a pre-trial hearing on its own. 

No hearings may be set with less than three days’ notice unless it includes a motion for emergency hearing. 

Any time after an answer is filed and, on the request, or motion of any party, or on the court’s own motion, the court coordinator may set a docket control conference with all parties to set the case for final trial or hearing.

Yes. The judge will determine whether to permit a virtual hearing based on the individual case and circumstances surrounding the request. You must file your request as directed above.

All documents you intend to use for evidence must be e-filed prior to the hearing.

No. All trials are being held in person. The only exception made is for expert witness appearances depending on their location and reason for request.

Possibly. This is determined by the individual case and circumstances. The judge must provide approval before Zoom attendance.

For civil cases, contact Court Administrator Olga Glasgow at (956) 544-0837 or olga.glasgow@co.cameron.tx.us. 

For criminal cases, contact Court Coordinator Bertha Garay at bertha.garay@co.cameron.tx.us. 

For all inquiries regarding services through the Court Clerk, contact Viviana Fuentes at (956) 544-0837 or viviana.fuentes@co.cameron.tx.us.

You can visit the 444th District Court's webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also read the District Clerk’s Announcement page for information.

All civil cases are filed into the District Courts in random order. All documents should be filed with the District Clerk’s office either in person or through e-FileTexas. Contact the District Clerk’s Office with any questions at (956) 544-0383 or Rmochoa@co.cameron.tx.us.  

If you want to file in person, read 1.16(a) on page 10 of the Local Rules and follow the instructions. 

The 107th District Court gives preference to criminal cases and has concurrent jurisdiction with the 103rd and 138th District Courts. See Texas Government Code 24.209.

For temporary orders, parties must contact the court coordinator for a date and time for the hearing before filing a motion requesting a hearing. Then, the party requesting the temporary order must serve notice of the date and time of the hearing. 

Parties can request a pre-trial hearing to resolve issues that will take up time during the trial. The court may grant a pre-trial hearing at its discretion. The court can also set a pre-trial hearing on its own. 

No hearings may be set with less than three days’ notice unless it includes a motion for emergency hearing. 

Any time after an answer is filed and, on the request, or motion of any party, or on the court’s own motion, the court coordinator may set a docket control conference with all parties to set the case for final trial or hearing.

Possibly. There may be accommodations for at-risk or vulnerable individuals. Contact the court coordinator for more information.

After the hearing is set, the court coordinator will contact all parties with information on the hearing including how to submit evidence.

Possibly. There may be accommodations for at-risk or vulnerable individuals. Contact the court coordinator for more information.

Possibly. Contact the court if you have concerns.

For civil cases or any matters related to the Cameron County Veterans Treatment Court, contact Court Administrator Elva Olivo at (956) 547-7035 or Elva.Olivo01@co.cameron.tx.us.  

For questions about Docket Control Conferences, contact Court Coordinator Marisol Loya at Marisol.Loya2@co.cameron.tx.us. 

For all inquiries regarding services through the Court Clerk, contact Brenda M. Ramirez at (956) 547-7035 or Brenda.Ramirez@co.cameron.tx.us.

You can visit the 445th District Court's webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also read the District Clerk’s Announcement page for information. To set up your Court Call appearance please contact the Court Coordinator, Mary Lou Garcia, two days before to see if your proceeding is eligible for a court call. 

Call 1-888-882-6878 at least two days prior to your scheduled hearing date. 

Read How to Use CourtCall to learn about using CourtCall and all the features.

All civil cases are filed into the District Courts in random order. All documents should be filed with the District Clerk’s office either in person or through e-FileTexas. Contact the District Clerk’s Office with any questions at (956) 544-0383 or Rmochoa@co.cameron.tx.us.  

If you want to file in person, read 1.16(a) on page 10 of the Local Rules and follow the instructions. 

The 445th District Court gives preference to criminal cases. See Texas Government Code 24.589.

For temporary orders, parties must contact the court coordinator for a date and time for the hearing before filing a motion requesting a hearing. Then, the party requesting the temporary order must serve notice of the date and time of the hearing. 

Parties can request a pre-trial hearing to resolve issues that will take up time during the trial. The court may grant a pre-trial hearing at its discretion. The court can also set a pre-trial hearing on its own. 

No hearings may be set with less than three days’ notice unless it includes a motion for emergency hearing. 

Any time after an answer is filed and, on the request, or motion of any party, or on the court’s own motion, the court coordinator may set a docket control conference with all parties to set the case for final trial or hearing.

Yes. There may be requirements for virtual hearings, contact the court coordinator for more information. You will submit your request for a virtual hearing following the above procedure.

After the hearing is set, the court coordinator will contact all parties with information on the hearing including how to submit evidence.

Possibly. There may be accommodations for at-risk or vulnerable individuals. Contact the court coordinator for more information.

Yes. Contact the court coordinator for more information.

For civil cases, contact Court Coordinator Mary Lou Garcia at (956) 547-7070 or Mary.Garcia@co.cameron.tx.us. 

For criminal cases, contact Court Coordinator Cecilia Rangel at Cecilia.Rangel@co.cameron.tx.us. 

For all inquiries regarding services through the Court Clerk, contact Vilma Garcia at (956) 547-7070 or Vilma.Garcia@co.cameron.tx.us.

You can visit the 484th District Court's webpage for the most up-to-date information. You can also read the District Clerk’s Announcement page for information. To set up your CourtCall appearance please call the Court Coordinator Roy E. Ramirez at (956) 247-8518 two days before to see if your hearing is eligible for a court call. 

Call 1-888-882-6878 at least two days prior to your scheduled hearing date. 

Read How to Use CourtCall to learn about using CourtCall and all the features.

All civil cases are filed into the District Courts in random order. All documents should be filed with the District Clerk’s office either in person or through e-FileTexas. Contact the District Clerk’s Office with any questions at (956) 544-0383 or Rmochoa@co.cameron.tx.us.  

If you want to file in person, read 1.16(a) on page 10 of the Local Rules and follow the instructions. 

The 484th District Court gives preference to juvenile matters under Title 3 of the Texas Family Code. See Texas Government Code 24.60029.

For temporary orders, parties must contact the court coordinator for a date and time for the hearing before filing a motion requesting a hearing. Then, the party requesting the temporary order must serve notice of the date and time of the hearing. 

Parties can request a pre-trial hearing to resolve issues that will take up time during the trial. The court may grant a pre-trial hearing at its discretion. The court can also set a pre-trial hearing on its own. 

No hearings may be set with less than three days’ notice unless it includes a motion for emergency hearing. 

Any time after an answer is filed and, on the request, or motion of any party, or on the court’s own motion, the court coordinator may set a docket control conference with all parties to set the case for final trial or hearing.

Yes. There may be requirements for virtual hearings, contact the court coordinator for more information. You will submit your request for a virtual hearing following the above procedure.

After the hearing is set, the court coordinator will contact all parties with information on the hearing including how to submit evidence.

Possibly. There may be accommodations for at-risk or vulnerable individuals. Contact the court coordinator for more information.

Possibly. Contact the court coordinator with concerns.

For all inquiries regarding your case or court procedures, contact the Court Administrator Carla Del Toro at (956) 247-8149 or carla.deltoro@co.cameron.tx.us or the Court Coordinator Roy E. Ramirez at (956) 247-8138 or roy.ramirez@co.cameron.tx.us.

There is no website for the Child Protection Court of the Rio Grande Valley East. Contact the court to learn about the court’s virtual court procedures.

All civil cases are filed into the District Courts in random order. All documents should be filed with the District Clerk’s office either in person or through e-FileTexas. Contact the District Clerk’s Office with any questions at (956) 544-0383 or Rmochoa@co.cameron.tx.us.  

If you want to file in person, read 1.16(a) on page 10 of the Local Rules and follow the instructions.

You can view the Court’s 2023 Dockets on the Texas Judicial Branch Child Protection Court page. Contact the court for information to see if you can set a hearing. In Child Protection Courts, the court usually sets a hearing on its own and provides notice to all parties.

Possibly. Contact the court coordinator for more information.

After the hearing is set, the court coordinator will contact all parties with information on the hearing including how to submit evidence.

Possibly. There may be accommodations for at-risk or vulnerable individuals. Contact the court coordinator for more information.

Possibly. Contact the court coordinator with concerns.

For all inquiries regarding your case or court procedures, contact the Court Coordinator Elsa Cantu at (956) 574-8730.

There is no website for the Title IV-D Child Support Court No. 27 of Region 5. Contact the court to learn about the court’s virtual court procedures.

All civil cases are filed into the District Courts in random order. All documents should be filed with the District Clerk’s office either in person or through e-FileTexas. Contact the District Clerk’s Office with any questions at (956) 544-0383 or Rmochoa@co.cameron.tx.us.  

If you want to file in person, read 1.16(a) on page 10 of the Local Rules and follow the instructions.

Contact the court to schedule a hearing.

Possibly. Contact the court coordinator for more information.

After the hearing is set, the court coordinator will contact all parties with information on the hearing including how to submit evidence.

Possibly. There may be accommodations for at-risk or vulnerable individuals. Contact the court coordinator for more information.

Possibly. Contact the court coordinator with concerns.

For all inquiries, contact Court Coordinator Mary Perez at (956) 544-0885.