Where can I file a civil case in Denton County Texas?
Although the Texas Supreme Court has not mandated e-filing with justice courts, the Denton County Justices of the Peace accept cases through the EFILETEXAS.gov filing system. You can file your documents at this website. All filing costs are paid through a credit or debit card.
Where can I find Denton County Texas deeds?
You are NOT on the Denton County official website, you are on Deeds.com, a private website that is not affiliated with any government agency. The County Clerk is responsible for recording and maintaining real property records in Denton County.
What kind of payment is accepted in Denton County?
Cash, money order, cashier’s check, credit card, business or personal checks are accepted forms of payment. Fees are subject to change without notice. For the most current fees, contact the County Clerk directly. * Documents recorded in Denton County must pertain to real property located in Denton County.
Who is the Commissioner of Denton County TX?
Denton County Precinct One Commissioner Hugh Coleman, Denton County Judge Andy Eads and North Texas Tollway Authority, Celina and Pilot Point officials broke ground to commemorate the beginning of construction on the $27 million frontage road project. Read on about groundbreaking
Although the Texas Supreme Court has not mandated e-filing with justice courts, the Denton County Justices of the Peace accept cases through the EFILETEXAS.gov filing system. You can file your documents at this website. All filing costs are paid through a credit or debit card.
Is it mandatory to e file in Denton County Texas?
E-filing has been permissive but as of January 1, 2014, it will be mandatory for attorneys to e-file on all civil and family cases in Denton County. This is pursuant to Supreme Court Order 13-9165. See the links below on this page for training opportunities. E-filing guides and other helpful information are also available at eFile Texas.
How big do plats have to be in Denton County Texas?
If the location of the subdivision is within the extraterritorial jurisdiction of any city or town within Denton County, Texas, the plat shall be approved by the governing body of that jurisdiction and so indicated on the face of the plat. Specifications for Filing Plats The size of the plat shall be no larger or smaller than 24 by 36 inches
How to serve a copy in Denton County?
If requesting issuances to be served by Certified mail or through the Denton County Constable or Sheriff, the fees for a copy of the Pleading to be served need to be paid. Select “Copy (ies) for Service ($1 per page). If a Denton County Constable or Sheriff is to serve the issuance, please select the appropriate service fee under Optional Services.