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Questions about an official Knox County docket, court date, case status, filing, or certified copy belong with the office that holds the case. District and county records generally route to the combined Knox County & District Clerk in Benjamin. Justice and municipal records stay with their respective clerks. This privately operated reference resource cannot access court systems, change settings, or fulfill record orders.

This Is Not a Court or Government Office. This private resource cannot retrieve dockets, reset court dates, alter or seal cases, issue certified copies, accept filings, or provide legal advice. Contact the responsible clerk or court directly.

Need an Official Docket or Record?

Route each request by court. Use case lookup for an available online index, or ask the custodian for the official record. Confirm a district setting through the 50th District Court coordinator and the clerk's latest order. Certified copies must come from the clerk that maintains the file.

  • Docket sheet or district/county file: Knox County & District Clerk
  • Court date: the named court, clerk, or 50th District Court coordinator
  • Justice Court record: the countywide Justice of the Peace clerk
  • Municipal citation: Knox City or Munday Municipal Court as named on the ticket
  • Electronic search: re:SearchTX for available records, followed by clerk verification

The combined clerk's public counter is on the first floor of the courthouse at 100 W Cedar St., Benjamin, TX 79505. Mailing address: P.O. Box 196, Benjamin, TX 79505-0196. Phone: (940) 459-2441. County office hours are 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Call before travel or mailing a request.

The county webpage displays Jeannie Clark as clerk, while the OCA directory dated May 23, 2025 and recent official Knox County documents identify Lisa Cypert. Because those official sources conflict, verify the current clerk's name with the office. The office address and main phone are consistent across the reviewed sources.