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Lubbock County Courts

Where Lubbock cases are heard

Lubbock County's six district courts sit in the county courthouse downtown. The 72nd, 99th and 237th mainly hear civil cases, the 137th, 140th and 364th mainly hear felony criminal cases, and all six hear family cases. Your attorney will know which court fits your case.

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72nd District CourtLubbock County Courthouse, 904 Broadway, 3rd floor
99th District CourtLubbock County Courthouse, 904 Broadway, 3rd floor
237th District CourtLubbock County Courthouse, 904 Broadway, 6th floor
137th District CourtLubbock County Courthouse, 904 Broadway, 3rd floor
140th District CourtLubbock County Courthouse, 904 Broadway, 3rd floor
364th District CourtLubbock County Courthouse, 904 Broadway, 3rd floor

Court list from Lubbock County. Check any attorney's license free on the State Bar of Texas website, and read our guide to looking up a Texas attorney.

Car and truck crashes

Crashes on I-27, Loop 289, Marsha Sharp Freeway and US-84 are a common reason Lubbock residents look for a lawyer. Texas generally allows two years to file an injury lawsuit, and claims involving a city vehicle can require written notice within six months or less.

Family law

Divorce, custody and child support cases in Lubbock County are filed in district court. Ask any attorney about their experience with Lubbock County family cases and how they bill.

Criminal defense

If you are charged with a crime, ask any attorney how many cases like yours they have handled recently. If you cannot afford a lawyer, ask the court about appointed counsel at your first appearance.

Wills, estates and property

Probate, wills and land title questions are common across Lubbock County and the South Plains. Ask whether the attorney charges a flat fee for wills or estate plans.

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Lubbock Coverage

We cover Lubbock and surrounding communities

We accept requests from all of Lubbock and the broader Lubbock County area, including:

Texas Tech / University
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South Lubbock
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North Lubbock
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East Lubbock
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Downtown Lubbock
79401
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Wolfforth
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Shallowater
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Slaton / Ransom Canyon
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Before You Hire

What to check before you hire a lawyer in Lubbock

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Common Questions

Frequently asked questions about Lubbock attorneys

Start with the State Bar of Texas lawyer search to confirm an attorney's license is active. You can also send a free request through TrustedProsTX, and we pass it to a participating Lubbock attorney.
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Agricultural legal issues include farm contracts, farm labor law, crop insurance disputes, and mineral rights across the South Plains. Ask any attorney about their experience with this before you hire.
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Many Lubbock attorneys offer free initial consultations, especially for personal injury (contingency). Sending a request is free, and attorneys are not charged.
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State cases are heard in the 72nd, 99th, 137th, and 140th District Courts. Federal cases fall under the Northern District of Texas, Lubbock Division.
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South Plains oilfield and agricultural injury cases can involve workers’ comp, third-party liability, and OSHA violations. Ask any attorney about their experience with this before you hire.
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Response times vary by attorney. If your matter is urgent, say so in your request.
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