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Bee County
Bee County Courthouse
Where Bee County family law cases are filed and heard.
Bee County Courthouse is at 105 W. Corpus Christi Street in Beeville. Its District Clerk provides official resources for family-law matters, including adoption, divorce, conservatorship, and child-protection procedures.
Court at a Glance
Address
105 W. Corpus Christi Street, Beeville, TX 78102 Directions 🡢
Hours
District Clerk: 8:00 a.m.–4:30 p.m.; lunch 12:00 noon–1:00 p.m.
Phone
Official website
What’s Heard Here
What this courthouse handles
Bee County’s district judges state that the 36th, 156th, and 343rd District Courts hear criminal felony matters, general civil lawsuits, and family-law matters; in Bee County, they also hear juvenile cases. The District Clerk publishes related procedures and court resources. Review the official district-court information.
Criminal Felony Matters
General Civil Lawsuits
Family Law Matters
Juvenile Cases
Child-Protection Cases
Misdemeanor Cases
The correct court and process depend on the type and facts of the case. Confirm the assigned court, filing requirements, docket, and current procedures with the Bee County District Clerk before filing or visiting.
Getting there
Bee County Courthouse, 105 W. Corpus Christi Street, Beeville, TX 78102
The official county website lists the courthouse at this address. The District Clerk’s current listing identifies Room 30; confirm the correct office or courtroom before travel.
At the courthouse
- Bring a government-issued photo ID — you'll need it to enter.
- Expect a security screening (no weapons; phone and device policies vary).
- Check the docket or directory for your courtroom and court number.
- Silence your phone before entering the courtroom.
- Arrive early — lines at security and elevators can be long.
Before You Go
How to prepare
Practical guidance to help you feel ready. Tap any card to read more.
What to bring
Photo ID, any court notices or orders, and copies of your forms and supporting documents. Bring extra copies — one for you, one for the other party, one for the judge.
What to wear
Dress neatly and conservatively, as you would for a job interview. Avoid hats, shorts, and clothing with logos or slogans. Courtroom-appropriate clothing signals respect for the court.
Arrive early & security
Plan to arrive at least 30 minutes early. Expect a security screening (similar to an airport), parking searches, and possible lines at the courthouse entrance and elevators.
Courtroom etiquette
Silence your phone before entering. Stand when the judge enters or addresses you. Address the judge as “Your Honor.” Speak only when it’s your turn, and be respectful to court staff and the other party.
Bringing children
Most courts prefer that children are not present unless specifically required. Arrange childcare when possible — courthouses can be long, stressful environments for kids.
If you have questions
An attorney can help you understand what will happen, what to say, and what to bring. If you’re representing yourself, review your forms carefully before your date.
General information, not legal advice. Procedures vary — confirm with the court.
Common Questions
Bee County family court FAQ
Where is Bee County Courthouse located?
Bee County Courthouse is located at 105 W. Corpus Christi Street, Beeville, TX 78102. See the official Bee County courthouse information.
What matters do Bee County’s district courts handle?
The official district judges’ page states that the 36th, 156th, and 343rd District Courts hear criminal felony matters, general civil lawsuits, family-law matters, and—in Bee County—juvenile cases. Review the official district-court jurisdiction summary.
Which district courts serve Bee County?
Bee County is served by the 36th, 156th, and 343rd District Courts. The official county website provides information for the district court and its judges. View Bee County’s District Court Judge page.
What are the Bee County District Clerk’s hours?
The District Clerk lists hours of 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with lunch from 12:00 noon to 1:00 p.m. Confirm availability before visiting. Check the official District Clerk page.
How can I check a Bee County district-court docket or calendar?
The Bee County District Clerk page provides district-court docket and calendar resources and notes that dockets are subject to revision. Access official docket and calendar resources.
Where can I find filing and court-record resources?
The Bee County District Clerk page links to e-filing, online records, forms, and procedures. Confirm the current process and any required documents with the clerk before submitting materials. Visit the official District Clerk page.
Official Resources
Official court & clerk links
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Need help with your case?
Knowing the courthouse is one thing — being ready for your case is another. Whether it’s divorce, custody, or child support, we can help.
Related Resources
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Child Support 101
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Family Law & Estate Planning Forms
Common forms you may need before your court date.
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This page is for general informational purposes only and is not legal advice or affiliated with the court. Court locations, hours, and procedures change — always confirm with the official court website or your attorney.
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