Warrants
Do you have a warrant? Call us and we will tell you the easiest and cheapest way to get the warrant lifted.
We've handled hundreds of Travis County warrants. We know all of the ways to get warrants recalled, lifted, or resolved so that you don't have to worry about the police showing up at your door (or at work). Getting a lawyer to help with the warrant is very important because a judge can often be persuaded to remove conditions or minimize the requirements on the bond.
If you are looking for a Travis County criminal defense attorney, reach out to us. You will usually be able to talk to Charlie within minutes. After we hear your version of the events, we will explain the likely outcomes, possible defenses that you have, and what you should be doing right now to improve your chances of getting a good result. We will also request a copy of the probable cause affidavit and email it to you. This is the police officer's written report on the incident and it will help us figure out the available defenses to the charge. There is no fee for this service and there is absolutely no obligation to hire us.
How To Look Up Warrants In Travis County
Charlie explains how to find warrants online in Travis County using just your name and date of birth.
FAQs
Q: How can I look up warrants online in Travis County?
A: You can search for warrants online using your name and sometimes your date of birth. Links to all relevant websites for conducting these searches are included in the description.
Q: Is law enforcement required to notify me if there is a warrant for my arrest?
A: No, law enforcement is not obligated to inform you of an existing warrant. It's a common misconception that they must notify individuals, but that is not the case.
Q: How long after an offense can a warrant be issued?
A: A warrant can be issued up to two years after the date of the offense, particularly for misdemeanors, due to the statute of limitations.
Q: Which website should I primarily use to look up warrants in Travis County?
A: The main website for looking up Class B misdemeanors, Class A misdemeanors, and all felonies (except traffic tickets) is the Travis County Odyssey portal.
Q: Are there other websites I should check in addition to the Travis County Odyssey portal?
A: Yes, you should also check the APD warrant site and the Travis County Sheriff's Office warrant website to ensure thoroughness, as some information might not appear in the Odyssey portal.
Q: Where do I search for Class C ticket warrants?
A: For Class C tickets, you should check the Austin Municipal Warrants website. If the ticket is from one of the Justice of the Peace Courts, check their specific website.
Q: What should I do if the municipality is not online, like Bee Caves or Sunset Valley?
A: For municipalities that do not offer online searches, you must contact the court directly to inquire about any Class C ticket warrants.
Q: Who can I contact for help looking up a warrant?
A: If you need assistance looking up a warrant, fill out the forms below and we will call you with more information.
