Imagine that you filed your eviction, you took it to the courthouse, you signed all the necessary paperwork, and a week later you realize, “Oh, no... I put the wrong address for the property in question. I meant to put 123 Maple Street, but I put 123 Oak Street.”...

One really good thing about the eviction statute is that it is so narrowly tailored, that the Court gives it a kind of special status (see Section 510 of the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure). That also means that the topics are limited. And the substance of an eviction...

Today’s blog covers the following question: How can I get a judgment for late fees, property damage, and other costs if I can't get it in my eviction? That's a super-question, and I'm going to answer it in two ways. And the first way is the way that everybody hates....

Evictions happen in front of real people, and the facts of every case are based on the lives of real families. As Landlords, the Court will hold you to a pretty high standard when you are requesting that a judge use his or her authority to remove someone from the...

How do you find the proper Precinct for your eviction filing? Most people don't know the boundaries of any given County and where Precinct 1 ends and Precinct 2 begins, or 3, or 4, or 5... And depending on the County where you live, you're likely associated with...