Make sense of your Collin County case.
Knowing which court has your case and where to check official information can make the process less confusing. Wilton Law Group serves Collin County from its Dallas office.
Find the right court and record
Collin County district courts handle felony criminal cases. County courts at law handle misdemeanor matters. The appropriate clerk’s office is the starting point for court records; use the court and case number on your notice.
Prepare for a scheduled appearance
Read your notice, confirm the location and keep the date on your calendar. Check official court information for security and attendance instructions, and speak with your lawyer about what to expect.
An online record may not explain every instruction or deadline in your matter. Follow the court’s notice and your lawyer’s case-specific guidance.
Bond information after an arrest
The Sheriff’s inmate-bond information explains the county’s bond-posting process. Bond posting and a court appearance are different destinations; use the Sheriff’s current instructions rather than the courthouse address.
Collin County service, Dallas office
The firm’s office is at 1201 N Riverfront Blvd., Suite 150, Dallas. Collin County is a primary service area, including people with cases arising in Plano, McKinney, Frisco, Allen and surrounding communities. The office address should not be confused with the court handling your case.
Does the firm have a Collin County office?
The listed office is in Dallas. The firm serves clients with Collin County criminal matters; this website does not claim a separate Collin County office.
Can I use a court website to find out what my charge means?
Court records can identify a case and its filed documents, but they do not replace advice about the evidence, possible consequences or your defense.