Eviction Complaint (Randall County, Texas, Justice Court Pct 1) at a glance
What it is: Eviction Complaint of the Justice of the Peace, Pct 1 Randall County, Texas: the Plaintiff files this sworn complaint to evict the Defendant(s) from Plaintiff's premises.
Who signs: The PLAINTIFF signs at By.
The Plaintiff, or an agent, files this sworn complaint against the named Defendant(s).
A filled-in Eviction Complaint (Randall County, Texas, Justice Court Pct 1) example: a landlord files for unpaid rent

How to fill out Eviction Complaint (Randall County, Texas, Justice Court Pct 1), box by box
Cause #, Plaintiff and Defendant
The premises and the rental agreement

Enter the premises, including storerooms and parking areas, as Street, City and Zip, such premises being within Pct. 1 or Randall County, Texas; service is requested on the Defendant(s) by personal service at home or work or by alternate service under Rule 742 if necessary.
Plaintiff and Defendant entered into a rental/lease agreement for occupancy of the stated property.
Plaintiff delivered to Defendant(s) a written notice to vacate in accordance with the applicable notice requirements of Section 24.005 or Section 24.006, Texas Property Code; or, if the land or lot was rented for occupancy by a manufactured home not owned by plaintiff, notice to vacate was delivered under Section 94.2-3, Texas Property Code.
If the rental agreement is for the rental of land on which a manufactured home has been placed by the defendant(s), plaintiff has complied with all notice and time requirements in Section 94.203, Texas Property Code. The name(s) and address(es) of all lien holders on the manufactured home are entered.
Eviction is for nonpayment of rent
Rental period and the most recent rental due date
Other grounds for eviction

Eviction is for holding over after rental Agreement: the date of such expiration or termination was entered with 20.
Holding over after foreclosure, and holding over after termination of executory purchase contract (contract for deed), each has its own box.
Conduct in violation of rental agreement, property damage, trespass and Eviction on other grounds each have their own box; for other grounds, write them on the line.
Judgment requested: Rent, Attorneys' fees, Post-judgment interest

Plaintiff requests judgment for plaintiff and against defendant(s) for possession of the premises and issuance of a writ of possession, and all court costs; additionally, check only if applicable for the following.
If eviction is based on nonpayment of rent, check Rent: plaintiff requests judgment for unpaid rent in the amount entered, through the time of filing, and for rent accruing from the date of filing and become due thereafter as allowed by the court.
If plaintiff engages an attorney, check Attorneys' fees and check only one because: defendant(s) signed a written rental agreement containing a provision entitling plaintiff to attorneys' fees, or plaintiff has given 10-day notice to vacate as provided in Section 24.006, Texas Property Code.
If plaintiff is granted judgment for rent or attorneys' fees, check Post-judgment interest: plaintiff requests judgment for post-judgment interest as allowed by statute or the rental agreement.
Address, Telephone and sworn before a notary
Affidavit of military status of defendant(s)

On the AFFIDAVIT OF MILITARY STATUS OF DEFENDANT(S), enter My name and check one: the plaintiff or an authorized agent of the plaintiff in the case described at the top right of the page.
The undersigned affiant is under oath and under penalty of perjury (fine and/or up to one year in jail).
The undersigned affiant is over 18 years of age and capable of making this affidavit, and the facts stated in the affidavit are within personal knowledge and are true and correct.
Check or fill in as applicable: 1. No defendant in this case is on active duty in the U.S. military (Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, or Coast Guard). The facts on which the undersigned affiant bases the conclusion are as follows, and the facts are entered after it.
2. Defendant is on active duty in the U.S. military. 3. Defendant has been deployed by the U.S. military to a foreign county.
4. Plaintiff and the undersigned (if the undersigned is acting agent of plaintiff) are not able to determine whether any defendant is with the U.S. military except except for any defendant named in paragraph 2. 5. Plaintiff and the undersigned (if the undersigned is acting as an agent of plaintiff) are not able to determine whether any defendant who is in the U.S. military has been deployed to a foreign country except except for any defendant named in paragraph 2.
6. Defendant has signed, while on active duty, a separate written waiver or a written lease containing a waiver of his or her rights under the U.S. Servicemember Civil Relief Act of 2003.
Sign on Signature of affiant; SWORN TO and SUBSCRIBED before me by the signatory on, 20, with the Clerk of the Justice Court signing.
Sources
[1] Eviction Complaint, Justice of the Peace Pct 1, Randall County, Texas (served form) (the Official source link on this page).




