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The Texas Constitution, Article 5, Section 9 – “There shall be a Clerk for the District Court of each county, who shall be elected by the qualified voters and who shall hold his office for four years.”

The District Clerk provides support for the district courts, is the custodian of all court pleadings and papers that are part of any cause of action, civil or criminal, in all courts served by the Clerk.  The District Clerk’s duties also include indexing and securing all court records, collecting filing fees, handling funds held in litigation and money awarded to minors, and is the jury manager for the county.

The District Clerk serves the following courts:

• 344^th Judicial District Court, Presiding Judge Randy McDonald
• 253^rd Judicial District Court, Presiding Judge Chap B. Cain, III
• County Court at Law, Presiding Judge Cindy S. Price
• Three Rivers Cluster Court (CPS), Presiding Judge John Lockwood
• Attorney General Court, Presiding Judge Charles Moreland

Attention Attorneys

Chambers County Pretrial Services should now be included as an agency in your expunction petition.  Their address is PO Box 2298, Anahuac, Tx. 77514. 

Chambers County does not have one department that magistrates.  Any of our six elected Justice of the Peace officials can magistrate and normally take turns doing so.  Therefore, unless your client was arrested by another agency, you must include (along with all other relevant agencies) the correct magistrate in your Application and Order to ensure your client’s case is completely expunged.

In addition, the Office of Court Administration (OCA) should be sent the final Order.  E-Filing the Application for Expunction places the document in re:SearchTx, governed by the OCA, therefore, you must notice the OCA of the order.  Per House Bill 685, 86^th legislative session “a court clerk is not responsible for the management or removal of a document from the state database”.

You can send the executed Order two ways:

Email to ocaexpunctions@tx.courts.gov   

USPS to OCA Legal Division, 205 W. 14^th Street, Suite 600, Austin, Texas 78701

They will not accept a fax.

Pro-se Litigants

Pro-se litigants are strongly encouraged to consult an attorney for an expunction of their records.  If you cannot afford an attorney please visit the following websites for guidance:

TexasCourtHelp.gov  or TexasLawHelp.org

• Civil Process Request
• Divorce Forms
• Motion and Order for Removal of Discriminatory Provision
• Request for Notice to Employer of Income Withholding 
• Statement of Inability to Afford Payment 
• Trust Account Information Sheet
• Capital Standards and Application (Appellate Counsel)
• Capital Standards and Application (Trial Counsel)
• Qualified Counsel for Death Penalty

• TexasLawHelp.org 
• Texas Substance Use Disorder
• Attorney General Child Support Division
• On-line Court Records
• Restrictions on Convicted Felons
• Texas Judicial Branch
• U.S. Department of State

Notice

Effective March 1, 2018 the district clerk’s office will be going paperless. This means paper case files will no longer be available for viewing.

We offer two methods of viewing cases. The Online Court Records will direct you to Chambers County – Portal where you can register to view case records and purchase available documents. Or you can come to either of the District Clerk locations, located at the Anahuac Courthouse and West Annex, to view records on our public access terminals.

Pursuant to the Texas Rules of Civil Procedures-Rule 21(F) (13), “Official Record. The clerk may designate an electrically filed document or a scanned paper document as the official court record. The clerk is not required to keep both paper and electronic versions of the same document unless otherwise required by local rule.”

We are excited to offer these services. If you have any questions or concerns feel free to contact our office for assistance.

Passports (Pasaporte español AQUÍ)

The Chambers County District Clerk’s office is a designated Passport Acceptance Agency.

You can complete the passport application and bring it in or fill one out in our office.  We can take a picture for you (an additional cost of $10.00) and complete the application process in the office.   

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Costs are as follows:

• Adult passport book - $130.00, adult passport card - $30.00,
• Children under 16 - book - $100.00, children under 16 - card - $15.00, children must be present.

Both payable to the U.S. Department of State by check or money order.

In addition, an execution fee of $35.00 per person payable to Chambers County by any payment type.

If you were born in Chambers County and you do not have your birth certificate you can purchase one at the County Clerk’s office located in the basement of the courthouse.

Our new location is 2128 SH 61, Anahuac, Texas 77514, east of Airport Road.  We have extended our office hours to be open through lunch. 

We take passport applications Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. in the new location.  Services are also offered in the West Annex by appointment, call (409) 267-2432.  Please no hats, shirts with logos, or white shirts allowed for the passport photo.

Purchase either a passport book or a card.  I recommend you purchase both.  It is good to keep the book in the safe of your cruise ship or hotel when leaving the country.  You carry your card with you for proof of citizenship.  That way, if your wallet or purse is stolen you still have your book to get back into the country.  If you take a cruise and you have an emergency and have to fly back, you cannot fly without the book.

For specifics questions about travel, to download the application ahead of time or to view the costs to purchase a book and a card, see the link below to the U.S. Department of State 

www.travel.state.gov

Online Court Records Search Engine

Chambers County Portal

How to: Case Search

How to: Hearing Search

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