The District Clerk’s Office is an integral part of the function of the district courts as provided by Article 5, Section 9 of the Texas Constitution.  The district clerk is the registrar, recorder and custodian of all court pleadings, instruments, and papers that are part of any legal cause action in any district court.  There are 2 district courts, Attorney General Court, CPS Cluster Court and 2 County Courts at Law in Angelina County.

The District Clerk's Office is the nerve center of the district courts and all family cases in the county courts at law, the link between the courts and the people, as well as the heart of a large network that provides vital information to other agencies and offices.

• Filing and assigning causes of action in civil, criminal, and family matters, including divorces, name changes, serious personal injuries, child support and custody, delinquent taxes, felony indictments, revocations, bond forfeitures, non-disclosures, and expunctions;

• Issuing writs, citations, abstracts of judgment, executions, warrants, restraining orders, temporary orders, show cause orders, and subpoenas;

• Preparing civil and criminal appeals;
• Maintaining exhibits;
• Attending trials
• Providing clerical support in courtrooms
• Indexing records
• Performing background searches
• Maintaining permanent records;
• Depositing and maintaining funds paid into the Registry of the Court

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Angelina County Courthouse
215 East Lufkin Avenue
1st Floor
Lufkin, Texas

Office Hours:

Open from 8:00AM - 5:00PM

Mailing Address

P.O. Box 908
Lufkin, Texas 75902

Reba Squyres, District Clerk

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