Evictions in Texas have stopped and started and stopped and started on and off and on and off again since March. There is no doubt that 2020 has been a challenging year for Landlords in Texas.
While Evictions are going forward in this state, there are now a number of new requirements for Landlords when they file for Eviction. Are you prepared to deliver a proper answer to each of the questions the Courts now ask when you request an Eviction? If you are not sure how to answer the Court’s questions, don’t worry.
Take the time to watch this video all the way through to the end. My last point is a key suggestion that may make your Eviction stronger and less likely to be put on hold.
Four Things to Know Before You File for Eviction during this Eviction Moratorium:
For a copy of the TEDP Brochure: https://attorneyeg.com/uploads/3/5/3/3/35330146/te…
For information on the TEDP, check out this page from the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs: https://www.tdhca.state.tx.us/TEDP.htm
To call the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs: 800-525-0657 or 512-475-3800.
For information on the TEDP, check out this page from the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs: https://www.tdhca.state.tx.us/TEDP.htm
To call the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs: 800-525-0657 or 512-475-3800.