Collin County Magistrate Court
Collin County Adult Detention Center
4300 Community Ave., Suite B1107
McKinney, TX 75071
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Honorable Lisa Bronchetti, Magistrate Judge
972-547-5485 (McKinney)
972-424-1460 ext. 5485 (Metro)
NOTE: Do not attempt to contact a Judge by mail, email, phone or in person about any pending or potential lawsuit.
All motions and hearing requests should be submitted to the Criminal District Clerk:
Criminal District Clerk
Russell A. Steindam Courts Building, 3rd Floor
2100 Bloomdale Rd.
McKinney, TX 75071
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Inquiries of the Magistrate Court can be made via email at:
MagistrateCourt@collincountytx.gov
Magistrate Lead Clerk
Carmel Gomez
972-547-5485
NOTICE: If you have received a notice to appear in court and are a vulnerable person* or live with or are a caregiver for a vulnerable person please notify the court at least two days prior to the hearing date.
*A vulnerable person is someone over age 65, individuals with serious underlying health conditions, such as high blood pressure, chronic lung disease, diabetes, obesity, asthma, and those whose immune systems are compromised such as by chemotherapy for cancer or other conditions requiring such therapy.
Role of Magistrate Court
The primary responsibilities of the Collin County Magistrate Court include advising the defendants of their rights, determining probable cause, setting bond, and issuing warrants in criminal cases. The Magistrate may also issue and enforce bond conditions.
A defendant is considered to be a person charged with a crime. The Magistrate Court does not determine guilt or innocence in criminal cases. Our Judges and staff are committed to the concepts of excellence, fair justice and mutual respect.
Links & Resources
Collin County District Clerk Office (Criminal)
Indigent Defense
For information on a particular defendant in the custody of the Collin County Adult Detention Center, you may access our
Judicial Online Search.
