33rd / 424th District Courts

The District Clerk of Burnet County is accepting e-Filing now, in case you missed that news.  Dana DeBerry's initiative in that regard is remarkable in that Burnet County is the pilot small-county project for the e-filing process. See the list below of current e-filing counties and other statewide news.  Dana reports that the number of filings is increasing. 

An important additional feature is about to be ready and that is the full integration of the e-Filing with the case management system so that when a filing is received electronically and accepted, it is automatically added to the clerk's database, totally logged into the system and your file-marked copy is sent back to you without ever being touched by human hands.

The District Courts encourage you to consider getting signed up for e-Filing and Dana would be happy to discuss details with you.

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E-Filing with the Burnet District Clerk.  Log onto burnetcountytexas.org or   www.texasonline.com   for more information.

Further info excerpted from the Texas Online October 2005 newsletter:

 Frequently Asked Question 

Q.  What document formats are accepted? 

A.  TexasOnline eFiling accepts standard document formats (.doc, rtf, wpd). Your eFiled documents are converted to pdf to maintain formatting and remove editing history. 

e-File Statewide with TexasOnline

*NEW*  Jo Carter, Randall County District Clerk, is now accepting eFilings in civil and family cases in the Randall County District Courts and the Randall County Court at Law