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Tarrant County - Justice of the Peace Precinct 4

Tarrant County, Texas

About This Court

Tarrant County - JP Precinct 4 is a Justice of the Peace court in Tarrant County, Texas, that primarily handles small claims cases involving civil disputes up to $20,000. Common cases include unpaid debts, security deposit disputes, property damage claims, breach of contract, and consumer complaints. This court provides an accessible venue for resolving minor legal matters efficiently. In Texas small claims court, the process begins with the plaintiff filing a petition outlining the complaint. The defendant is then served with notice and must respond accordingly. Both parties attend a hearing before the Justice of the Peace, who evaluates the evidence and issues a ruling to resolve the case. Filing documents for small claims cases in Tarrant County Justice of the Peace courts can be done electronically through authorized e-filing services. This option streamlines the submission process and helps manage court records efficiently.

Small Claims in Tarrant County

Maximum claim amount

Maximum Claim Amount

Up to $20,000 in Texas

Common case types

Common Case Types

Unpaid debts, property damage, contract disputes, landlord-tenant issues, security deposits, unpaid wages, and personal injury claims

E-Filing available

E-Filing Available

File your case electronically 24/7

Typical timeline

Typical Timeline

30-90 days from filing to hearing

How to Get There

6713 Telephone Rd, Ste 201, Fort Worth, TX 76135

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Court Information

Address

6713 Telephone Rd, Ste 201, Fort Worth, TX 76135

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Court Filing Fees

Filing Fee$54.00
E-Filing Fee$2.59
Total Court Fees$56.65
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