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Representing Yourself In District Court

Pro Se litigants there are websites to assist you:

TexasCourtHelp.org

TexasLawHelp.org

State Bar of Texas


It's always best to have a lawyer.

These websites will give you information about making your way through the court system, but it is important to remember that the information provided is basic, general information only and may not cover everything that is involved in your case. The information on this website is not legal advice, and does not take the place of talking to a lawyer.

The law and court proceedings are complicated, and lawyers have legal training. A lawyer can help you understand your rights and options and help get the best result possible in your case. If you go to court without a lawyer, there may be serious consequences and you may be hurt in ways you have not considered before.

If your case is a criminal case, it is especially important to have a lawyer to protect your rights. If you need help finding a lawyer and your case is a criminal case, information about lawyers for criminal cases is available under the Criminal Case topic. (TexasCourtHelp.org)

If you need help finding a lawyer for a civil case, information about lawyers is available under the How to Find a Lawyer topic on the civil case page, with links to different groups and services that can refer you to a lawyer. (TexasCourtHelp.org)



Filing for Divorce

Civil Information Sheet (InstructionsInstructions for Pro Se' Litigants)  

Form VS-165 Information on Suit Affecting The Family Relationship

Petition for Non-Disclosure / Instructions To Complete Petition for Non-Disclosure / Order

Record of Support (form used to create SDU account for child support)

Statement of Inability to Afford Payment of Court Costs

Texas Rules of Civil Procedure

Legal Help 
Texas Courts Self Help Section



The Leon County District Clerk does not supply forms.

Please Do Not Ask Clerks For Legal Advice

Unauthorized Practice of Law

Government Code, Sec. 81.101

 

Clerks cannot give advice or the rendering of any service requiring the use of legal skill or knowledge, such as preparing any instrument.