Luis Garza earned a bachelor's degree in business administration from American Intercontinental University. He lives with his wife, Diana, and four kids in Harris County, Texas.

Luis is the chief clerk at Harris County Justice Court 2-1. He works at Harris County Justice Court 2-1, where he has been since 2014. He previously worked as a justice court clerk in Texas justice courts, bringing 28 years of court experience.

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Luis is the chief clerk at Harris County Justice Court 2-1. He previously worked as a clerk at Harris County Justice Court 6-2.

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Luis previously ran for the Harris County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 6, Place 2, in 2022, but did not win.

Brings 28 years of experience as a justice court clerk, with knowledge of statutes, procedures, and ethical guidelines relevant to Texas justice courts.

As a Texas state court clerk for 28 years, maintains court records, administers and collects court fees, files and processes official documents, schedules cases, and ensures the public availability of all court proceedings.

- As a Texas state court clerk for 28 years, maintains court records, administers and collects court fees, files and processes official documents, schedules cases, and ensures the public availability of all court proceedings.

Legal Experience

Plans to collaborate with the education department and county agencies to serve at-risk youth and keep them engaged.

For Candidate Luis Garza on Issue community-involvement: Utilizes county resources to address community nuisances such as abandoned vehicles, dangerous animals, and noise complaints.

Supports utilizing county resources to address community nuisances such as abandoned vehicles, dangerous animals, and noise complaints.

Supports the use of small claims court to provide relief in disputes over money or property, with a limit of $20,000.

Advocates for those who believe their vehicles were illegally towed, which can lead to them being reimbursed.

- Plans to collaborate with the education department and county agencies to serve at-risk youth and keep them engaged.
- Supports utilizing county resources to address community nuisances such as abandoned vehicles, dangerous animals, and noise complaints.
- Supports the use of small claims court to provide relief in disputes over money or property, with a limit of $20,000.
- Advocates for those who believe their vehicles were illegally towed, which can lead to them being reimbursed.

Judicial Administration

Occupational Driver License - Texas Department of Public Safety

Supports granting Occupational Driver's Licenses (ODLs) to individuals who have lost their licenses, emphasizing the importance of being able to get to work despite their circumstances.

Supports granting Occupational Driver Licenses (ODLs) to individuals who have lost their licenses to keep them able to work.

As a JP, supports the use of writs of retrieval to help individuals reclaim their property in domestic disputes.

Supports the use of writs of retrieval to help individuals reclaim their property in domestic disputes.

Promises to be a fair judge and uphold the law regarding predatory lending practices that violate personal rights.

Promises to be a fair judge and uphold the law regarding "predatory" lending practices.

Vows to uphold rent relief and writs of re-entry for landlord-tenant disputes.

Plans to collaborate with county agencies and education department to help at-risk youth by making schools more accountable for attendance and juvenile disciplinary action.

- Supports granting Occupational Driver Licenses (ODLs) to individuals who have lost their licenses to keep them able to work.
- Supports the use of writs of retrieval to help individuals reclaim their property in domestic disputes.
- Promises to be a fair judge and uphold the law regarding "predatory" lending practices.
- Vows to uphold rent relief and writs of re-entry for landlord-tenant disputes.
- Plans to collaborate with county agencies and education department to help at-risk youth by making schools more accountable for attendance and juvenile disciplinary action.

Judicial Philosophy

As of January 22, 2026, Luis Garza’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Luis Garza

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Community Involvement