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- Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Affidavit of Inability to Pay Costs in the editor.
- Leave the Case Number blank; it will be assigned by the clerk when you file your case.
- In the court information section, enter the County of suit along with the Precinct and Place of the justice court (e.g., Precinct 1, Place 2, Dallas County, Texas).
- As the Plaintiff, write your name in the appropriate field and list your landlord's name as the Defendant.
- Fill in your county of residence on the left side of the form.
- List all sources of income you receive monthly and their amounts. Only include income you have access to.
- Detail your approximate monthly expenses in each relevant category provided on the form.
- Indicate how many dependents you support and any vehicles you own or operate.
- Disclose balances for any checking or savings accounts and cash on hand.
- Sign at the bottom, print your name, address, and phone number below your signature.
- Have a notary public witness your signature and notarize the document. Make two copies for filing.
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inability to pay affidavit
I cannot afford to pay court costs. No puedo pagar las costas de tribunal. □ I cannot furnish an appeal bond or pay a cash deposit to appeal a justice court.Read more
A party who files a Statement of Inability to Afford Payment of Court Costs cannot be required to pay costs except by order of the court as provided by thisRead more