Flat Fee From $299

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Fast, Compliant Texas EvictionServices for Landlords

Skip $1,500+ in legal fees. We prepare, file, and represent you in Justice Court for a flat fee starting at $299.

Serving Dallas, Tarrant, Collin & Denton Counties

Available Mon-Fri, 9AM-6PM CT

Why Choose Us?

Money-Back Guarantee

Court-Compliant Filings

We are a team of experienced professionals dedicated to helping landlords reclaim their property quickly and legally.

What's Included in Our Service

Everything you need for a successful eviction, handled by professionals.

Notice to Vacate preparation and delivery
Court petition filing and processing
Constable service coordination
Full case tracking and updates
Writ of Possession handling
Money-back guarantee

Simple 3-Step Process

Court dates typically within 21 days of filing.

Step 1

Submit Your Case

Fill out our simple online form with property and tenant details.

Step 2

We Handle Filing

Our team prepares documents and coordinates with the court.

Step 3

Court & Possession

We represent you in JP court and handle the Writ of Possession.

Why Overpay to Evict?

The average eviction in the DFW area runs $1,000 to $1,800 with an attorney. We start at $299.

Do It Yourself

$54-$150+

court fees, plus your time

Research the forms, deadlines and rules yourself
Serve the Notice to Vacate the right way, or start over
Take time off work to appear in court
One filing mistake can get your case dismissed

BEST VALUE

Dallas Evictions

From $299

flat fee, court filing fees included

We prepare and file your case in Justice Court
We coordinate the constable and notice service
We represent you at the hearing, no missed work
Money-back guarantee if we can't file

Hire an Attorney

$1,000-$1,800

typical all-in for a routine eviction

Hourly billing, often $150-$400 per hour
Overkill for routine non-payment cases
You wait on the firm's schedule
Worth it for complex or contested cases

Texas Justice Courts allow a landlord's authorized agent, not just an attorney, to file and appear in an eviction case (Tex. R. Civ. P. 500.4). That is how we handle your case for a flat fee instead of attorney rates. We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice.

Transparent Pricing

No hidden fees. Choose the service level that fits your needs.

What's included

Basic Filing

$299

+$50 / tenant

Need an attorney? We'll connect you with one.

For contested evictions, appeals to County Court, or complicated situations, we refer you to an independent licensed Texas eviction attorney who offers our referred clients a preferred rate. You engage and pay the attorney directly. Dallas Evictions is not a law firm, does not provide legal advice, and does not share fees with the attorney.

Why Landlords Choose Us

Money-Back Guarantee

If we can't file your case due to an error on our part, you get a full refund. We stand behind our work.

We Handle the Whole Filing

Notice to Vacate, the Justice Court petition, constable coordination, and your hearing. You never take a day off work.

Fast, Flat-Fee Pricing

Cases filed within 24-48 hours. Flat fees from $299 with court filing fees included. No hourly attorney billing.

Money-Back Guarantee

If we can't file your case due to an error on our part, you get a full refund. We stand behind our work.

We Handle the Whole Filing

Notice to Vacate, the Justice Court petition, constable coordination, and your hearing. You never take a day off work.

Fast, Flat-Fee Pricing

Cases filed within 24-48 hours. Flat fees from $299 with court filing fees included. No hourly attorney billing.

All prices include court filing fees. Need a custom solution?Call us for a free consultation.

Serving the DFW Metroplex

Expert eviction services across Dallas, Collin, Tarrant, and Denton counties.

Dallas County

8 Justice Courts

Collin County

4 Justice Courts

Tarrant County

8 Justice Courts

Denton County

4 Justice Courts

Courts Covered

$299

Flat-Fee Filing From

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about the Texas eviction process.

An eviction case is filed whenever a person or company is trying to recover possession of real property (like land, a house, or an apartment building) from someone else. Usually, it is a landlord filing against a tenant. The person filing is called the plaintiff and the person being filed against is called the defendant.

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Eviction Resources & Guides

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Legal Documents

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