Hays County, Texas
A neutral receiver for Hays County divorce cases
Hays County is the fastest-growing of the four counties we focus on, up about 26% since 2020 by Census estimates. Most of its homes are in Kyle, Buda, San Marcos, Dripping Springs, and Wimberley.
The courts
The county courts at law share family jurisdiction with the district courts, and an associate judge hears family matters. The District Clerk serves as clerk in family cases.
- 22nd District Court
- 207th District Court
- 274th District Court
- 428th District Court
- 453rd District Court
- 483rd District Court
- County Courts at Law
Qualifying in Hays County
After the Court signs the order, Kasey Jorgenson takes the receiver's oath and files it with the bond the Court set (Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code §§64.022–.023), then sends a notice of qualification to both counsel. In a pending divorce, we give the appointment notice to each lienholder within 30 days, as Tex. Fam. Code §6.502(b) requires.
Filings go to the Hays County District Clerk, 712 S. Stagecoach Trail, San Marcos, TX 78666. County seat: San Marcos. Population: 304,390 (2025 Census estimate).
What we need from counsel
- The property is vacant, or the order sets a firm vacate date.
- The order includes our required provisions, sets the bond, and orders a cost deposit.
- Both counsel agree to joint written communication with the receiver.
Ready to put the house in neutral hands?
Send the case details and a draft order. We respond within one business day.