Process service and court filing in Harrison County, Texas
7 Harrison County courthouses
- E-filing required
- Yes - mandatory for attorneys in civil, family, and probate cases; optional for self-represented filers.
- E-filing system
- eFileTexas (Tyler Technologies)
- E-filing portal
- Court e-filing page
- New civil complaint fee
- New civil suit (district court): state-mandated fees total $197.00 (clerk's basic $50, state consolidated civil $50, judicial support $42, statewide e-file $30, records mgmt $10, indigent legal svcs $10, judicial training $5), plus court reporter $15 and Harrison County law-library/records/security fees, so the amount a plaintiff pays typically runs ~$300-$350. Basis: Texas OCA District Court Civil Filing Fees (txcourts.gov); Harrison county fee schedule PDF not machine-readable.
- Fee schedule
- Court fee schedule
- Case lookup
- Court case search
Court information from 1Court, our partner company, retrieved November 5, 2026. Harrison County court information on 1Court
What we do and how fast
Nationwide Legal serves process, files with the court, and retrieves records in Harrison County for law firms across the country. We cover all 7 courthouses listed above, with live status updates and proof of service on every order.
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Common questions
Is e-filing required in Harrison County?
1Court lists e-filing in Harrison County as: Yes - mandatory for attorneys in civil, family, and probate cases; optional for self-represented filers.. We file electronically or at the counter, whichever the court requires.
Which Harrison County courthouses hear civil cases?
71st District Court, Harrison County Court (Constitutional County Court), Harrison County Court at Law, Harrison County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 1, Harrison County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 2, Harrison County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3, Harrison County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4. We file and serve for cases at each of them.
What is the filing fee for a new civil complaint in Harrison County?
New civil suit (district court): state-mandated fees total $197.00 (clerk's basic $50, state consolidated civil $50, judicial support $42, statewide e-file $30, records mgmt $10, indigent legal svcs $10, judicial training $5), plus court reporter $15 and Harrison County law-library/records/security fees, so the amount a plaintiff pays typically runs ~$300-$350. Basis: Texas OCA District Court Civil Filing Fees (txcourts.gov); Harrison county fee schedule PDF not machine-readable., per 1Court. The court's fee is separate from our service charge.
How fast can you serve papers in Harrison County?
Same-day service attempts are available on rush orders. Standard orders complete in 1 to 3 business days, with a proof of service or non-service affidavit on every order.
How is Harrison County service priced?
We quote each order. Request a quote with the documents and addresses and we reply with the price.