Fines and court costs vary depending on the type of violation. Contact the court no sooner than the 3rd day after it was issued at (432) 524-2791 or (432) 523-4820.

Arrangements or payments must be made by the 10th day after the date of the violation; however, simple assault, juveniles (those 16 and younger) and alcohol related offenses involving a minor require an appearance in open court to enter a plea. Any request for an extension past the 10th day must be requested in person or in writing and approved by the Judge.

The Department of Public Safety adds two points per moving violation conviction.

Monday through Friday
Office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 12 Noon and 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. 

On your ticket, it will say "IN THE CITY OF ANDREWS MUNICIPAL COURT ANDREWS TEXAS" at the top, on the front of your citation.

If there is any doubt as to whether or not you have an outstanding citation, please call the Court at (432) 524-2791 or City Hall at (432) 523-4820, Option 5.

Contact the Court Clerk at (432) 524-2791 or (432) 523-4820, Option 1. You can also call Justice Court at (432) 524-1412 if you think it may be a County warrant.

The following options are available:  1) Pay the fine in person or by credit card; 2) Appear in person and request extended time to pay; 3) Hire an attorney

Andrews Municipal Court has an open docket which means most cases are seen in the order of appearance. If you have received a citation you must appear within 3-10 days from the date of the violation. If you have been summoned to court, you must appear on the date and time indicated on the summons.

Yes.  You will need to see the Court Clerk.

Pay the fine or ask the Judge to grant you an extension.

If a defendant pleads "no contest" to the charges, that judgement cannot be used against the person if a civil suit is filed later. It is not an admission of guilt.

You will need to contact the local DPS office for further information or the person who sent you the letter.

Persons who fail to comply with a summons is subject to Contempt of Court and punishable by a fine not to exceed $100.  In addition, a person shall be fined a sum of not less than $10 nor more than $100 if a person:  1) fails to appear without reasonable excuse; 2) files a false claim of exemption from jury service.

You should be dressed in clothing reasonably acceptable for a court proceeding.