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Eviction in Montgomery County: What Landlords Should Expect

An eviction case usually starts with a properly prepared **Notice to Vacate**, followed by filing in the appropriate Justice Court. At the hearing, landlords should be ready with the lease, payment history, notices, and supporting documentation.

A mistake in the notice, filing, service, or paperwork can delay the case or even cause dismissal, forcing the landlord to start over.

Understanding the eviction process in Montgomery County, TX from the beginning can help landlords avoid costly mistakes and unnecessary delays.

Evictions TX helps landlords and property managers understand the process and move forward with confidence.

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Can a Landlord Evict Without a Lease in Houston?

Yes. A Houston landlord can generally evict a tenant even without a written lease.

Under Texas law, an oral agreement, month-to-month arrangement, or informal rental situation can still create a tenancy. That means a landlord usually cannot simply remove the occupant without following the proper eviction process.

No Written Lease? You Still Need the Proper Process.

Depending on the situation, a Houston landlord may need to:

1. Properly terminate the tenancy.
2. Give the required written notice.
3. File the eviction in the correct Justice Court.
4. Obtain judgment and possession through the court.

The exact process can vary depending on how the tenancy was created and why the landlord wants possession of the property.

Need to Remove a Tenant Without a Lease?

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Montgomery County Eviction: Which JP Court Handles Your Case?

Montgomery County Eviction Court: 5 JP Courts, and One Has Two Locations

Montgomery County has five Justice of the Peace courts, one for each precinct — Precinct 1 through Precinct 5. That's far simpler than Harris County's sixteen, but it comes with a wrinkle most landlords don't expect.

Precinct 1 operates out of two separate courthouses, one in Willis and one in Montgomery. Same precinct, same judge, two buildings. If you show up at the wrong one, your hearing is happening somewhere else.

Montgomery County covers a lot of ground — from Magnolia in the west to New Caney in the east, from The Woodlands in the south to Willis in the north. The courthouse nearest your office is often not the one with jurisdiction over your rental.

Why the precinct decides the case
Each Justice Court handles its own filings, dockets, and procedures. The precinct is determined by the physical address of the rental property — not where you live, not where your property manager is based, not the closest courthouse to you.

File in the wrong precinct and the case isn't rerouted. It's subject to dismissal. You refile in the correct court, wait for a new hearing date, and lose another month of rent.

If your tenant appeals
Appeals from all five Montgomery County Justice Courts go through the County Clerk, and civil appeals are heard in County Court at Law. That's a different court, different deadlines, and a filing fee paid to the County Clerk.

Justice Court clerks are also not permitted to give legal advice. They can hand you a form. They can't tell you whether your notice is valid or which precinct covers your property.

Questions we get
How many eviction courts are in Montgomery County? Five — one per precinct, though Precinct 1 has two courthouse locations.

Which one do I file in? The precinct covering the rental property's physical address.

What if I file in the wrong precinct? The case is subject to dismissal. It isn't transferred. You start over.

We file across Montgomery County
Since 2016 we've handled more than 3,000 Texas evictions. You don't need to learn the precinct lines, the forms, or the filing deadlines — that's our job, and we do it every week.

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NEED TO EVICT A TENANT OR SQUATTERS ?

Harris County has 16 eviction courts. Only one is yours.
And they don't transfer between each other. File in the wrong one and the case gets dismissed — another month of rent you won't collect.
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Every month without rent is money lost.

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Attention Landlords & Property Managers:
A notice with incorrect information can delay your eviction case or create problems in court. In Texas, the eviction process starts with proper written notice before filing. Evictions TX helps you prepare and move forward with confidence.

Send the notice right. File the case right. Protect your property.
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Tenant not paying rent?
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