Civil Process

civil executions Harris County Precinct One has 15 deputies assigned to serve civil process. Each deputy is responsible for all civil papers assigned to their district.

The court papers may come from Justice, County, or District Courts in Texas or any court, foreign or domestic.

This process may consist of:

Citations
Eviction Citations
Protective Orders
Subpoenas
Criminal Subpoenas
Temporary Restraining Orders
Restraining Orders
Writs of Re-entry
Writs of Sequestration
Writs of Habeas Corpus
Writs of Garnishment
Writs of Certiorari
Writs of Commitment, Writs of Mandamus
Writs of Scire Facias
Writs of Execution
Writs of Possessions
Writs of Attachment – on a Person and/or Property

If any civil process is marked RUSH, the deputy is required to make an attempt the next day. If marked RUSH #1, the deputy is called to the office to pick up the process and make an attempt immediately.

Click this link to view the fees associated with different processes: http://www.harriscountytx.gov/constablefees.aspx

Civil Executions

The Precinct One Constable’s Office duty is to carry out an order issued by the courts of Harris County as well as other counties in Texas.

Juvenile Warrants

The Juvenile Division is responsible for countywide service of subpoenas and warrants for all cases filed in the Harris County Juvenile District Courts.

Mental Health Warrants

Mental Health Special Operations is a team of specially trained Precinct One Deputies that are certified by the State of Texas as Mental Health Officers.