Fort Worth Eviction Services
Fort Worth is the fifth-largest city in Texas with nearly 1 million residents and is part of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, the largest metro area in the state. Tarrant County has 8 JP court precincts - more than most Texas counties - each serving different geographic areas. EvictFlow handles evictions across all 8 Tarrant County JP courts.
Fort Worth has over 300,000 renter-occupied households with a median rent of approximately $1,275 per month. The city's rapid growth (15% population increase since 2020) has intensified both rental demand and landlord-tenant disputes.
Justice of the Peace Courts in Tarrant County
| Court | Location | Phone |
|---|---|---|
| JP Precinct 1 | Fort Worth, TX | (817) 884-1195 |
| JP Precinct 2 | Arlington, TX | (817) 884-1340 |
| JP Precinct 3 | NE Tarrant County | (817) 884-1345 |
| JP Precinct 4 | NW Tarrant County | (817) 884-1350 |
| JP Precinct 5 | Mansfield Area | (817) 884-1355 |
| JP Precinct 6 | South Tarrant County | (817) 884-1360 |
| JP Precinct 7 | Benbrook/White Settlement | (817) 884-1365 |
| JP Precinct 8 | Hurst/Euless/Bedford | (817) 884-1370 |
Tarrant County Filing Fees
| Item | Cost |
|---|---|
| Eviction petition (1 defendant) | $58 |
| Each additional defendant | $22 |
| Service of citation (constable) | $80-115 |
| Writ of possession | $155-225 |
Constable Information
Tarrant County has 8 constable offices, one per precinct. Processing times are generally 3-5 business days for service and 5-10 days for writ execution. E-filing is mandatory for all eviction cases.
Eviction Services Available in Fort Worth
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