Expert insights on Texas landlord-tenant law and the eviction process.
Learn the step-by-step process of evicting a tenant in Texas, from Notice to Vacate to Writ of Possession. This comprehensive guide covers everything landlords need to know.
The Notice to Vacate is a crucial first step in any eviction. Learn how to properly prepare and deliver this document to ensure your eviction case proceeds smoothly.
After winning your eviction case, you may need a Writ of Possession to remove a tenant. Learn what this court order means and the 24-hour notice process.
Non-payment of rent is the most common reason for eviction. Learn the specific requirements and timeline for evicting a tenant who hasn't paid rent in Texas.
If a tenant appeals your eviction case, it moves from Justice Court to County Court. Learn what to expect and how to handle the appeals process.
Tenants can be evicted for violating lease terms beyond just non-payment. Learn how to document violations and proceed with eviction for breach of lease.
Month-to-month leases require proper termination notices before eviction. Learn the specific requirements and timeline for ending these tenancies legally.
Squatters present unique challenges for property owners. Learn the different rules that apply when removing someone who entered your property without permission.
Each Texas county has multiple Justice Court precincts. Learn which court has jurisdiction over your property and how to file in the correct location.
While eviction cases can recover back rent, other damages require a Small Claims Case. Learn what you can and cannot recover in each type of proceeding.
Our team handles everything from Notice to Vacate to Writ of Possession.