We assist with documents for Debt Lawsuits, Evictions, and Bank Garnishments. Fast, affordable, and ready for you to file.
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We prepare your court documents based on the information you provide, formatted to Texas court standards.
You receive PDF documents to review, sign, and file with the court clerk yourself.
A lawsuit has been filed against you by a debt buyer. Under Texas law, failing to file a written response by the deadline typically results in a default judgment. A default judgment often enables creditors to pursue bank garnishment or receivership.
We prepare an Original Answer based on the information you provide, formatted for Texas courts. This document is commonly filed to deny the allegations and request that the plaintiff provide evidence in court. Once we prepare it, you file it with the court clerk.
A court order has frozen funds in your bank account. Texas law provides specific exemptions for certain types of income (such as Social Security or child support), but these exemptions must be actively claimed by filing the correct paperwork with the court.
We prepare a Claim of Exemption document using your details. This form is used to notify the court and the bank of any protected funds in your account. You obtain the document from us, sign it, and file it to request a hearing.
A judgment for possession has been issued in Justice Court. In Texas, tenants generally have 5 days to file an appeal. If no appeal is filed within this strict window, the landlord may request a Writ of Possession to reclaim the property.
We prepare a Statement of Inability to Afford Payment of Court Costs (Pauper's Affidavit) for your appeal. This document is commonly used to transfer the case to County Court without immediate payment of the appeal bond. We ensure the document is complete and ready for your submission.
An HOA has filed suit regarding assessments or fines. If a written answer is not filed with the court, a default judgment may be entered. HOA judgments in Texas can potentially lead to foreclosure proceedings.
We prepare an Original Answer based on your direction. Filing this document allows the court to hear your side of the dispute. We check that your document meets all formatting requirements so it is ready for you to file.
Deep knowledge of Texas court rules and filing requirements.
Legal document preparation at a fraction of attorney fees.
Urgent deadlines? We work fast to meet your court dates.
You represent yourself in court. We are not your lawyers.