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To lawfully remove a tenant from your property in Texas, you must first file an Eviction Suit in your local Justice of the Peace Court.
Eviction suits, also known are forcible entry and detainer suits, grants you the power legally remove unwanted tenants from your property. In Texas, landlords cannot lawfully remove a tenant from their properties without due permission from the court.
In Texas, you can evict a tenant for actions that constitute a breach of contract. This includes nonpayment of rent, late fees, returned check fees, money owed on the property or agreed upon utilities provided by the landlord, or damages to your property. Another reason to file an eviction suit in Texas is when a tenant attempts to claim the property. In order to file an eviction suit, you must have previously created and delivered an eviction notice to the tenant you wish to evict. The notice should state the reasons you are evicting your tenant.
If you are filing a Texas eviction notice, it should only contain the reasons for eviction. Eviction cases may only be combined with certain other claims and may seek monetary damages only within the court's jurisdiction. Put simply, if you combine your eviction case with the wrong kind or amount of claims, your case may be dismissed and you may have to
Filing a Texas eviction notice can be frustrating and time-consuming, especially if you are new to the eviction process. Our eviction experts at Texas Eviction have filed thousands of evictions over the course of years. Simply put, we know what to file, where to file it, and what to include to quickly get your property back in your possession. Call us today at 713-701-1355
Stop losing money by starting the eviction process now. Things will not get better until you take action. Get started today!