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Walker County government forms
10 forms published by Walker County offices. You can download these and submit them yourself; none of them need a notary.
Walker County forms (no notary required)
No notary requiredApplication for Criminal Bad Check Arrest Warrant or CitationThis application is for a person or business seeking an arrest warrant or citation over a bad check.
No notary requiredCertificate in Support of Default JudgmentThis certificate records case and service details for a plaintiff seeking default judgment and is filed with the court in the case.
No notary requiredCertificate in Support of Default Judgment for Writ of PossessionPlaintiffs in a civil action use this certificate to provide information supporting a request for default judgment for a writ of possession.
No notary requiredCivil Answer FormDefendants use this form to respond to a civil claim in Walker County Magistrate Court and may state a counterclaim.
No notary requiredConsent AgreementThis agreement records a payment arrangement between a plaintiff and defendant in a Walker County Magistrate Court case.
No notary requiredCriminal Warrant ApplicationThis application lets a person submit a complaint seeking a criminal warrant through the Magistrate Court of Walker County.
No notary requiredDispossessory Affidavit and InformationThis document explains dispossessory actions and provides an affidavit for a landlord or representative to file with Walker County Magistrate Court.
No notary requiredLaw Enforcement Non-Disclosure RequestWalker County property owners use this request to ask the County Assessor’s Office to remove eligible parcel information from open records.
No notary requiredMotion for Default JudgmentThis motion asks the Walker County Magistrate Court to enter judgment for a plaintiff when a defendant has been served but has not answered within the time provided by law.
No notary requiredMotion for Default Writ of PossessionA plaintiff or the plaintiff’s agent files this motion with Walker County Magistrate Court to request a writ of possession after a defendant fails to answer.