Filing an Eviction in Dallas, Collin, Tarrant & Denton Counties

Why Location Matters

In Texas, eviction cases must be filed in the Justice Court:

In the precinct where the property is located

In the county where the property is located

Filing in the wrong location means your case will be dismissed and you won't get your filing fees back.

Dallas County

Dallas County has 5 Justice of the Peace precincts. Common areas:

Precinct 1: Downtown Dallas, Oak Cliff

Precinct 2: East Dallas, Mesquite area

Precinct 3: Southeast Dallas

Precinct 4: Irving, Grand Prairie

Precinct 5: North Dallas, Richardson

Collin County

Collin County has 4 Justice of the Peace precincts:

Precinct 1: Judge Raleeh

Precinct 2: Judge Skinner (Plano area)

Precinct 3: Judge Missildine (McKinney area)

Precinct 4: Judge Venegoni (Frisco area)

Tarrant County

Tarrant County has 8 Justice of the Peace precincts covering:

Fort Worth

Arlington

Euless, Bedford, Hurst

And surrounding areas

Denton County

Denton County has 4 Justice of the Peace precincts:

Denton

Lewisville

Flower Mound

Carrollton area

How We Help

Dallas Evictions knows exactly which court handles your property's location. We ensure your case is filed correctly the first time, saving you time and money.

Filing an Eviction in Dallas, Collin, Tarrant & Denton Counties

Why Location Matters

Dallas County

Collin County

Tarrant County

Denton County

How We Help

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