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Texas eviction process · Step 2

File in the correct Justice Court

After the applicable notice period expires, the eviction suit is generally filed in the precinct where the rental property is located.

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01

Confirm venue and parties

Use the property location to identify the Justice Court precinct and confirm the plaintiff, tenant names, service address, possession claim, and requested relief.

02

Build the filing packet

Court requirements vary. Typical records include the petition, lease, notice, delivery proof, ledger, military-status information, and filing/service fees.

  • Correct legal owner or authorized plaintiff
  • Accurate tenant and occupant names
  • Notice and delivery proof
  • Court-specific cover sheets or exhibits
03

Track citation service

The court and constable manage citation and trial scheduling. Monitor service results and promptly correct address or party problems.

Research and legal resources

Verify the rules before acting.

Eviction rules can change and special housing programs may require additional notice. These independent resources explain the process from both landlord and tenant perspectives.

Eviction in TexasTexasLawHelpAppealing an EvictionTexasLawHelpSpecial Notice of Eviction RulesTexasLawHelpThe Eviction ProcessTexas State Law Library

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