Taylor County Court Information

Courts, filing fees, e-filing, and clerk contacts for Taylor County, Texas.

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Filing at a Glance

Verified from official sources · 2026-07
Civil filing fee
$187
E-filing
Mandatory
Case lookup
Free online
Divorce / family
$137

At $187, the civil filing fee in Taylor County is lower than most nearby counties (median $350 across 6 nearby counties).

Clerk of Court

Taylor County District Clerk

Tammy Robinson

(325) 674-1316tammy.robinson@taylorcounty.texas.gov

Self-Help & Jury

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Jury Service →(325) 674-1308
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Filing Fees
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Civil Complaint
$187
$187 statutory core: $50 district clerk filing fee (Tex. Gov't Code 51.317(b)(1)) + $137 state consolidated civil fee (Tex. Loc. Gov't Code 133.151, per S.B. 41 eff. 2022-01-01). Total is higher per the Taylor County District Clerk fee schedule with locally-adopted add-on fees (typically ~$300-$400).
Small Claims
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Small claims are filed in the Justice of the Peace courts, not the District Clerk. Taylor County small-claims forms: https://www.taylorcounty.texas.gov/463/Small-Claims-Forms
Divorce / Family
$137
Divorce/family petition is a civil case under the same structure: $137 state consolidated civil fee (Loc. Gov't Code 133.151) + $50 clerk fee (Gov't Code 51.317); plus local add-ons. Total varies per the county fee schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How much does it cost to file a civil case in Taylor County?

    The civil filing fee in Taylor County, Texas is $187 statutory core: $50 district clerk filing fee (Tex. Gov't Code 51.317(b)(1)) + $137 state consolidated civil fee (Tex. Loc. Gov't Code 133.151, per S.B. 41 eff. 2022-01-01). Total is higher per the Taylor County District Clerk fee schedule with locally-adopted add-on fees (typically ~$300-$400).

  • What is the small claims filing fee in Taylor County?

    Small claims are filed in the Justice of the Peace courts, not the District Clerk. Taylor County small-claims forms: https://www.taylorcounty.texas.gov/463/Small-Claims-Forms.

  • How much does it cost to file for divorce or a family case in Taylor County?

    Divorce/family petition is a civil case under the same structure: $137 state consolidated civil fee (Loc. Gov't Code 133.151) + $50 clerk fee (Gov't Code 51.317); plus local add-ons. Total varies per the county fee schedule.

  • Can I e-file court documents in Taylor County?

    Yes. E-filing is available through eFileTexas. It is mandatory for attorneys.

  • Is there a free online case search for Taylor County?

    Yes. You can look up cases online at publicaccess.taylorcountytexas.org.

  • Where do I file court documents in Taylor County?

    Filings go to the Taylor County District Clerk. You can reach the clerk at (325) 674-1316.

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