Bee County Court Records

Bee County court records are official documents that thoroughly account for the county's legal procedures. Case filings, court dockets, verdicts, judgments, and orders are documents one will find in a court record. They might also include information about minor claims, family, criminal, civil, and probate proceedings.

Note: The court system may provide access to Bee County arrest records, which contain specifics on arrests, charges, and detentions in criminal cases.

Are Court Records Public in Bee County?

Bee County court records are public records under the Texas Public Information Act. The Act guarantees the right to view and copy records maintained by public agencies. It also provides that record custodians may limit access to information in specific cases. For example, court records may be restricted if they contain sensitive information that jeopardizes a criminal investigation or trial.

Bee County Court Records Search

Interested parties can find Bee County court records at the District Court Clerk’s Office. The office allows residents to search for court records through its iDocket portal. Record seekers can also make requests at:

Bee County District Court Clerk
Bee County Courthouse
105 W. Corpus Christi, Room 304
Beeville, Texas 78102

Bee County Courts

The Bee County court system comprises four courts. These courts are:

District Courts

Bee County 36th District Court
Bee County Courthouse
105 W Corpus Christi St,
Beeville, Texas 78104
Phone: (361) 621-1562
Fax: (361) 492-5984

Bee County 156th District Court
Bee County Courthouse
105 W Corpus Christi St,
Beeville, Texas 78104
Phone: (361) 621-1562
Fax: (361) 492-5984

Bee County 343rd District Court
Bee County Courthouse
105 W Corpus Christi St,
Beeville, TX 78104
Phone: (361) 621-1562
Fax: (361) 492-5984

Constitutional County Courts

Bee County Constitutional Court
Bee County Courthouse
105 W Corpus Christi St, #108,
Beeville, Texas 78102
Phone: (361) 621-1557
Fax: (361) 492-5985

Justice Courts

Bee County Justice of the Peace Precinct 1
Bee County Courthouse
105 W Corpus Christi St, #102,
Beeville, Texas 78102
Phone: (361) 621-1558
Fax: (361) 492-5982

Bee County Justice of the Peace Precinct 2
708 E FM 623,
Pettus, Texas 78146
Phone: (361) 621-1577
Fax: (361) 492-5991

Bee County Justice of the Peace Precinct 3
Bee County Courthouse
105 W Corpus Christi St, #103,
Beeville, Texas 78102
Phone: (361) 621-1559
Fax: (361) 492-5983

Bee County Justice of the Peace Precinct 4
301 E Sullivan,
Skidmore, Texas 78389
Phone: (361) 287-3436
Fax: (361) 287-0578

Municipal Courts

Beeville Municipal Court
405 N St. Mary's St,
Beeville, Texas 78102
Phone: (361) 358-0260

Bee County Criminal and Civil Records

Record seekers may obtain criminal and civil court records from the Bee County District Court Clerk’s Office. It maintains criminal court documents, including Bee County arrest records. The office also looks after various civil court records, such as claim forms and statements of case. Interested parties can find the clerk’s office at the following location:

Bee County District Court Clerk
Bee County Courthouse
105 W. Corpus Christi, Room 304
Beeville, Texas 78102

Requesters may also use the iDocket portal to find criminal and civil court records online.

Bee County Marriage Records

The Bee County Clerk’s Office keeps marriage records in the county. County residents can obtain certified copies of a marriage record by sending an application to the following address:

Bee County Clerk’s Office
Michele Bridge
105 W. Corpus Christi St., Room 108
Beeville, Texas 78102

Note: It costs $20 to verify a marriage record through the clerk’s office.

The Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) also provides a public index of all Texas marriages from 1966.

Bee County Divorce Records

The maintenance of Bee County divorce records falls under the duties of the District Court Clerk’s Office. The office also shares this responsibility with the DSHS. Record seekers may request verification of divorce records from the District Court Clerk for $20. This can be done at the office’s location:

Bee County District Court Clerk
Bee County Courthouse
105 W. Corpus Christi, Room 304
Beeville, Texas 78102

Bee Birth Records

The Texas Vital Statistics Division maintains birth records for Bee County. A birth record is a vital document that verifies the date of a person’s birth. Only eligible parties may access birth records since they are considered private records. Interested parties can get certified copies of birth records from the Vital Statistics Division. They simply need to send a formal application to:

Texas Vital Statistics
Department of State Health Services
P.O. Box 12040
Austin, Texas 78711-2040

Bee Death Records

The Texas Vital Statistics Division keeps the Bee County death records. Death records are considered private and may only be accessed by eligible persons. This includes the deceased's immediate family members and legal representatives. The Vital Statistics Division provides certified copies of death records to interested parties. All they have to do is submit an official application to:

Texas Vital Statistics
Department of State Health Services
P.O. Box 12040
Austin, Texas 78711-2040

Bee County Probate Court Records

Apart from the Justice and Municipal Courts, all other courts handle court records in Bee County. Record seekers can access probate court records through the District Court Clerk. They simply need to visit the following address to apply:

Bee County District Court Clerk
Bee County Courthouse
105 W. Corpus Christi, Room 304
Beeville, Texas 78102

They can also use the iDocket portal to find probate court records.

Bee County Property Records

The Bee County Clerk maintains all personal property records in the county. Anyone looking for information on deeds, liens, leases, and more should visit the office at:

Bee County Clerk’s Office
105 W. Corpus Christi St., Room 108
Beeville, TX 78102

Bee County Court Records Online

Government platforms like the iDocket portal allow users to find court records online. However, third-party websites like Texascourtrecords.us may make accessing public Bee County court records easier. Their user-friendly interface will enable users to search for specific cases by inputting dates, case numbers, or party names into the various search options. These websites help record seekers save time and effort, allowing them to see and download court records directly from their website. These platforms may, however, offer inaccurate or outdated information because they are operated independently of any government agency.