Harris County’s Eviction defense program provides qualifying tenants facing eviction and seeking legal counsel the opportunity to meet with legal representatives in the justice court or county civil court at law where the eviction case is being heard.

Justice Court 5-2 accepts filings, pleadings, and payments in person, and via our website and electronic filing. Criminal and civil case filings and pleadings may be filed in person or via eFiling: www.efiletexas.gov

Harris County Justice of the Peace Precinct 1, Place 2 1302 Preston St # 103, Houston, TX 77002

Harris County Justice of the Peace Precinct 7, Place 2 5300 Griggs Rd 2nd Floor, Houston, TX 77021

The Harris County Justices of the Peace and the Clerks of the Harris County Justice Courts are not allowed to give legal advice. You are urged to review the applicable laws and to consult an attorney of your choice for further information or answers to specific legal questions.

Justice Court 1-1 is accepting filings, pleadings, and payments in person at the clerk’s office, through our web page, and through electronic filing. The Court is accepting payments in person and through our website: http://www.jp.hctx.net/

Justice Court 8-1 is accepting filings, pleadings and payments in person at the clerk's office and through our web page and through electronic filing. The Court is accepting payments in person and through our web site:

Information about Justice Court Suits and Civil Cases in the Harris County Justice of the Peace Courts

Justice Court 3-2 is accepting filings, pleadings and payments in person, through our web page and electronic filing. Please visit www.jp.hctx.net for case information and to make payments. Criminal and civil case filings and pleadings may be filed in person or electronically at http://www.efiletexas.gov .

Public Notice for Justice of the Peace 4-2, Honorable Laryssa Korduba Justice Court 4-2 is accepting filings, pleadings and payments in person at the clerk’s office and through our web page and through electronic filing. The Court is accepting payments …