Licensed attorneys can apply online at wilcobar.com. The membership year runs from June 1 to May 31, and members are required to pay their dues yearly to remain a member in good standing.
As a member of the WilCo Bar, you will have the opportunity to meet and network with local attorneys, local judges, and attend low cost Continuing Legal Education. Membership in the WCBA is also a prerequisite to being on the appointment list in Williamson County.
Since membership applications and payment are online, your membership is effective immediately. You should receive an email showing proof of payment of your dues. Please bring that invoice payment verification to the WC Sheriff's officers at the courthouse to get your badge starting September 1, 2016.
The Secretary of the WCBA processes the membership applications and generally maintains information related to membership. The current Secretary’s information can be located under the “Directory Membership” tab or email [email protected]
You may not have renewed your membership. The Bar’s fiscal year runs from June 1 through May 31. Every year you are required to renew your membership by completing a new application and paying your dues. If we do not receive your new application and dues by October 1 of the new fiscal year, you are removed from our email list.
If you have lost your badge, you can obtain a replacement and pay $10.00 online. Email [email protected] for more information on this process.
The dues collected by the WBCA are all allocated towards the goals of the WBCA, which include funding several CLEs provided throughout the fiscal year, maintaining the membership lists, maintaining the website and online directory, facilitating settlement week, and providing networking and social events for the membership.
Evidence Constituting Child Pornography. The County Attorney’s Office will not provide copies of evidence described by §43.26 (a) (1) and §43.261 Texas Penal Code. However, these items will be made reasonably available for inspection, viewing, and examination by the defendant, the defendant’s attorney, and defense expert witnesses.
Physical Evidence. All physical evidence held by the County Attorney’s Office or a law enforcement agency may be inspected in person by the defense attorney upon request. Appointments for viewing physical evidence must be made through the County Attorney’s Office and not through the law enforcement agency.
Defense attorneys will need an account on the Wilco Evidence Portal, once granted, they fill out a Discovery Request Form for each criminal transaction for each client. Once the case is filed, access to the case will be granted and an email will be sent to notify.