Dallas County Justice of the Peace Courts Chambers Communication Rules
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Rules for contacting chambers: permitted methods, hours, and purposes.
CRITICAL
Litigants and attorneys must communicate with the Court electronically via E-File Texas, email, or fax, and communications must include a valid email address.
Effective Monday, May 1, 2023, Justice Court Precinct Four Place 1 will implement MANDATORY Electronic Communications for ALL cases. All communications between the Court and litigants MUST be sent to the Court via E-File Texas (preferred), Email, or Fax and MUST include a valid EMAIL address. All Pro Se litigants (parties not represented by an attorney) and attorneys are required to communication with the Court electronically. Electronic communication must be conducted by E-File Texas (preferred), Email, or Fax. All litigants' communications MUST now include a valid Email address.
CRITICAL
Litigants must immediately notify the Court of any change to their email address on file.
Litigants are responsible for immediately notifying the Court of any change to their Email address on file with the Court.
INFO
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Litigants are encouraged to add the Court’s listed email addresses to their contacts to prevent Court communications from going to Junk.
To prevent Court communication from being placed in their Junk folder, litigants are encouraged to add the above Email addresses listed above to their address book under contacts.
How may parties contact Dallas County Justice of the Peace Courts?
Litigants and attorneys must communicate with the Court electronically via E-File Texas, email, or fax, and communications must include a valid email address.
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