Your property.Their mistake. Their bill.
When another person or business damages your car, home, or belongings and won't pay, Texas small claims court lets you bring the bill to them. Claims up to $20,000, prepared from your facts in about 15 minutes.
Most users finish in about 15 minutes
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Damage they caused
$4,000
You can claim up to
$20,000
Texas justice courts handle property damage claims up to $20,000, including repair, replacement, towing, storage, and rental costs that came from the damage.
Why small claims
Someone else's mistake should not be your bill.
When another person or business damages your property and will not pay, Texas justice courts let you bring the bill to them. Claims up to $20,000 cover repair or replacement and the costs that came with it, like towing, storage, and a rental while you were without your car. You prepare the filing once, and the court decides.
What you get
Drafted from your facts
You answer plain questions and add your photos, receipts, and estimates. We organize them into a court-ready filing that lays out the damage and what it cost you.
Built around your full loss
The filing asks for the repair or replacement plus the related costs, like towing, storage, and a rental, within the $20,000 limit. Not just the headline number.
Done in about 15 minutes
No appointments and no office visit. Start on your phone, finish the same sitting, and track everything from your dashboard.
How it works
Three steps. About fifteen minutes.
- 1
Tell us what happened
A short chat walks through what was damaged, who is responsible, and what it cost you.
- 2
Review your filing
Read the prepared documents, add your evidence, edit anything, and approve when it looks right.
- 3
We file it for you
Your case is submitted to the right Texas justice court. You get your case number and clear next steps.
Real disputes Texans brought
If someone else broke it, this is the page.
Not sure if your situation fits? Start the intake and we will route you based on what you describe.
- A parking garage wall that collapsed and totaled your car
- A tow company that damaged your plate or your vehicle
- A contractor whose work damaged part of your home
- A rideshare driver who hit your parked car
- A moving company that broke your furniture
- Personal property withheld or damaged by someone else
Simple pricing
$99
Flat fee to prepare and file your case. County court filing fees are paid separately to the court and depend on where you file.Included
- Court-ready filing prepared from your facts
- Room to attach your photos, receipts, and estimates
- Electronic filing to the correct Texas justice court
- Your case number and next-step guidance
- Customer support throughout
Paid separately
- County court filing fee, paid to the court
- Process service fee, if a constable or server is needed
Common questions
Ready to send them the bill?
Fifteen minutes from now, your case can be on its way.