Before you purchase a form from some fee-for-service site such as US Legal Forms or Legal Zoom, try these free sources of high-qualify forms:
(1) The County Law Library
(2) District Court Web Sites
Many district courts in Texas maintain web sites that contain a few forms. Again, these forms will be drafted and recognized by the courts in that courthouse so they are of high legal quality. They are always free to download. If you are in Collin County, an excellent source is Texas Judge.
(3) Texas Law Help
(4) State Bar Web Sites
OK, in Texas it’s a little bleak. But in other states, notably Wisconsin, the state bar’s web site provides a treasure-trove of free forms.
(5) Attorney web sites
Some Texas Attorneys maintain great forms on their web sites as a public service. For example, in Texas, TexasProbate provides forms that attorneys all over Texas use in handling probate and estate planning matters. My web site provides a way for visitors to create a free Power of Attorney.
(6) Legal Aid
If you meet the income qualifications, you can ask Legal Aid for help. If they accept your case, they will provide all the forms you need at no cost to you.
Many lawyers and the courts in Texas want to help the public obtain legal results and provide excellent, free forms to help self-represented litigants achieve those results.
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