The state-level rules are in the Texas guide. This page covers what is different about San Antonio: a county with many small cities, one downtown courthouse for much of the work, and a rule that follows your disclaimers into every language you publish in.
Bexar County beyond the city limits
The Texas Comptroller's directory for Bexar County lists the cities and towns that tax property there, including San Antonio, Alamo Heights, Balcones Heights, Castle Hills, Converse, Helotes, Hollywood Park, Kirby, Leon Valley, Live Oak, Olmos Park, Selma, Shavano Park, Terrell Hills, Universal City, and Windcrest. Readers search with those names.
One Bexar County page that names the cities you serve usually beats a page per city. A separate page earns its place only when it has distinct questions to answer.
Getting Bexar County court facts right
Bexar County lists the Bexar County Courthouse at 100 Dolorosa, San Antonio, as the contact address for its civil district courts. Its probate system is divided into three courts, each in the same building: Probate Court 1 in Room 117, Probate Court 2 in Room 123, and Probate Court 3 in Suite 1.20.
Room numbers rarely belong in body copy, but the court names and building do. We check them against the county's own pages before they go on yours.
Spanish pages carry the same rules
Rule 7.01(d) of the Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct requires any required statement or disclaimer to be clear and made in each language used in the communication. If your firm publishes Spanish pages, the contingent-fee expense statement under Rule 7.02(c) and any results disclosure belong on the Spanish version too, not only the English one.
How assistants handle Spanish-language questions is covered in how Spanish-language AI search works for immigration firms. For a market where probate sits in a separate building, compare Austin.
What we build for San Antonio firms
- Practice-area pages that name the Bexar County Courthouse and its courts accurately
- Spanish versions with every required disclaimer carried over
- Answer posts for the questions San Antonio clients ask before they call
The immigration guide and the personal injury guide cover the pages those practices tend to need.
Common questions
Does a Spanish version of my page need its own disclaimers?
Yes. Rule 7.01(d) requires a required statement or disclaimer to be made in each language used in the communication, so the Spanish page carries the same required content as the English one.
Should a San Antonio firm build pages for each Bexar County city?
Only where a page has something distinct to say. One strong county page that names the cities you serve is usually the better first step.
Keep reading
Sources
- Texas Comptroller, Bexar County property tax directory
- Bexar County, Civil District Courts Links
- Bexar County, Probate Courts
- Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct, Rule 7.01 (Texas Center for Legal Ethics)
- Texas Disciplinary Rules of Professional Conduct, Rule 7.02 (Texas Center for Legal Ethics)