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Questions about official Burleson County court dockets and case records usually belong with the clerk or court that maintains the file. District, county, justice, and municipal records have separate custodians. This private reference website cannot act for those offices. The routing below identifies where to request a docket sheet, certified copy, case setting, or filed document and gives the published Burleson County District Clerk details for district civil, family, and felony records.

This Is Not a Court or Government Office. This privately run reference cannot retrieve dockets, change settings, seal or remove cases, issue certified records, or give legal advice. Contact the maintaining clerk or court for those services.

Need an Official Docket or Record?

Route each Burleson County request by record type and court:

  • A docket sheet: use the docket search routes to locate the case, then request the official sheet from its clerk
  • A court date or setting: follow the court schedule guidance and confirm the setting directly with the court or coordinator
  • Certified copies: order from the clerk that maintains the original case file and ask about current fees
  • A specific case: search by cause number, filing year, case type, and the minimum public name details needed
  • Filed documents: use the court case records route and name the petition, motion, order, judgment, or other item sought

For Burleson County district civil, divorce and family, delinquent-tax, adoption, name-change, and felony-indictment records, contact District Clerk Dana Fritsche, 205 E Fox, Suite 2001, Caldwell, Texas 77836, at 979-567-2336 or dfritsche@burlesoncounty.org. The published public-search hours are 8 a.m.–noon and 1–4 p.m. The office states that public civil and criminal record searches may be conducted in person.

County-level court and probate records may instead belong to County Clerk Anna L. Schielack at 100 W Buck, Suite 203, Caldwell, 979-567-2329. A justice or municipal case stays with its individual precinct or city court. The District Clerk also states that official filings cannot be accepted by fax or email, so an email question about access must not be mistaken for an authorized filing.