In general, the correct Justice Court is the one located in the county and precinct where one or more of the opposing parties resides. Some counties only have a single JP court. More populous urban counties are typically divided into multiple precincts. For example, Dallas County has five precincts. County websites typically provide a map showing the boundaries of its precincts. A suit against a private corporation, association, or joint-stock company may be brought in the county and precinct in which (1) all or part of the cause of action arose; (2) it has an agency or representative; or (3) where its principal office is located. There are two exceptions to the general rule. An eviction suit must be brought in the county or precinct where the rented property is located. A suit by a creditor on a contract for goods, services, or loans intended primarily for personal, family, household, or agricultural use must be brought either in the county and precinct in which the contract was signed or in which the defendant resides.