Eviction Case Results & Judgments

Verified Justice of the Peace court judgments from real eviction cases handled by DFW Eviction Pros across Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton, Rockwall, and Ellis Counties. We file petitions and appear on behalf of landlords as authorized non-attorney agents under Tex. R. Civ. P. 500.4 and Texas Property Code § 24.011. The examples below are drawn from publicly filed court records.

Sample Case Outcomes

• JPC-25-02743-51 — Dallas County, Precinct 5: Uncontested. Judgment for Plaintiff for possession plus $18,886.00 in unpaid rent, $134 court costs, and 7.50% post-judgment interest. Monthly rent $2,700.00.
• 03-EV-25-02204 — Collin County, Precinct 3: Uncontested. Judgment for Plaintiff for possession plus $5,000.00 in unpaid rent and $129 court costs.
• JPC-25-10202-51 — Dallas County, Precinct 5 Place 1 (Judge Sara Martinez): Uncontested. Judgment for Plaintiff for possession plus $7,200.20 and $134 court costs. Monthly rent $3,600.00.
• JPC-25-09741-51 — Dallas County, Precinct 5 Place 1: Contested — both sides appeared by attorney/agent. Judgment for Plaintiff for possession plus $9,955.06 and $134 court costs. Monthly rent $1,095.00.
• JPC-25-06748-31 — Dallas County, Precinct 3 Place 1 (Judge Adam M. Swartz): Judgment for Plaintiff for possession plus $11,436.00 in unpaid rent.
• E25-2241J3 — Denton County, Precinct 3: Multifamily community. Uncontested. Judgment for Plaintiff for possession plus delinquent rent and $129 court costs.
• JP08-24-E00123523 — Tarrant County, Precinct 8: Writ of Possession executed February 7, 2025 — full-service eviction taken through execution.

Past results do not guarantee future outcomes. Every case depends on its specific facts, the court's docket, proper service, and the tenant's response.

What a Judgment for Possession Means

When a Texas Justice of the Peace court enters a Judgment for Plaintiff in a forcible detainer action, the court awards the landlord possession of the premises and, where pleaded and proven, unpaid rent, court costs, and post-judgment interest. If the tenant fails to vacate within the statutory period, the landlord may request a Writ of Possession, which authorizes the constable to supervise the removal.

Counties Where We've Obtained Judgments

DFW Eviction Pros operates in every Justice of the Peace precinct across Dallas County, Tarrant County, Collin County, and Denton County. The judgments above are Dallas County examples; equivalent work is performed across all four counties and all JP precincts within them.

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Ready to file an eviction? Submit your case through our online intake or call (945) 998-0643. We draft the notice to vacate, file the petition, and appear on your behalf at the JP court hearing as your authorized non-attorney agent under Tex. R. Civ. P. 500.4.

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DFW Eviction Pros, LLC is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. We act as authorized agents for landlords in Justice of the Peace court eviction proceedings under Texas Property Code § 24.011 and Tex. R. Civ. P. 500.4. Appeals and matters outside JP court jurisdiction require licensed attorney representation. For legal counsel, consult a licensed Texas attorney.