Texas Family Court — Collin County

Family Court Forms for Collin County Residents

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Where to file in Collin County

Collin County District Courts, 200 S. McDonald St., McKinney, TX 75069

Self-represented filers in Texas are exempt from mandatory e-filing and may file paper documents at the clerk's office. If you prefer to e-file, eFileTexas.gov is available. Fee waivers: if you cannot afford court costs, the Statement of Inability to Afford Court Costs is included in your SharpeSystem packet.

Collin County — what you need to know

Collin County does not have a county-wide standing order. No additional attachment is required at petition filing beyond the standard Texas forms.

Forms are available via TexasLawHelp.org. You may also e-file voluntarily through eFileTexas.gov — it is not required for self-represented filers. Contact the Collin County District Clerk for current filing fees and local procedures.

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