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Justice Court Precinct 4's appeal page (last modified Jan. 30, 2026): appeals are not accepted through eFile and must be filed in person; the page restates TRCP 510.19 (eviction appeals within 5 days) and 506.1 (civil appeals within 21 days; $500 plaintiff bond or twice the judgment for defendants) and sets the court's fee and payment terms — a $64 justice court appeal fee payable to Justice Court Four by cash (exact change), cashier's check, money order or firm check; rent payments for non-payment appeals in cash, cashier's check or money order; bonds set by the court with at least two sureties or a Statement of Inability; and the $350 county court at law fee paid to that court.
Texas > Tarrant County > Justice Court, Precinct 4 (Place 1) — appellants in eviction and civil cases.
"**APPEALS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED THROUGH EFILE AT THIS TIME. MUST BE FILED IN PERSON.** … APPEAL FEES: MAKE PAYABLE TO JUSTICE COURT FOUR — Justice Court appeal fee: $64 — Cash (exact change), Cashier's checks, Money order, Firm check; Statement of Inability to Afford Payment of Court Costs. Rent payment: for nonpayment of rent appeal & refer to judgment copy — Cash (exact change), Cashier's checks
Reviewer note: Own-site HTML page read in full 2026-09-06 from custody; the court-specific requirements quoted verbatim; the statewide-rule restatements are cited, not composed as local requirements. Composed benchpath-ajr8-tarrant (own-site lane).
The Justice Court Appeal Rules sheet posted by JP Precinct 1 Place 2 (April 2026 edition, captured from the court's own page): the TRCP 506.1 appeal-perfection requirements from justice court to the County Courts at Law — bond amounts and the 21-day window, filing fees, and the inability-to-pay alternative; the composition also carries the court's Repair & Remedy appeal sheet (Rule 509.8): 21-day written notice of appeal, enforcement stayed on timely notice with no bond required, appellant pays county-court costs, the $64 justice-court appeal fee, and the County Clerk's 20-day fee window.
A civil notice of appeal is due 30 days after the judgment is signed — extended to 90 days by a timely motion for new trial, motion to modify, motion to reinstate, or proper findings request; accelerated appeals allow only 20 days; restricted appeals six months; and any other party may appeal within 14 days after the first notice.
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