Dallas County Landlords
Eviction Attorney Dallas
Most Dallas landlords don't need an attorney — they need someone to handle the eviction. NTX Eviction prepares notices, files in the correct JP precinct, appears in court, and coordinates the writ of possession.
Do You Need an Eviction Attorney in Dallas?
Short answer: no, you usually don't. Under Texas Property Code §24, individual landlords (and most entities) can file and prosecute an eviction in a Justice of the Peace court without a licensed attorney. A dedicated eviction service like NTX Eviction handles the notice, filing, JP court representation, and writ of possession for significantly less than typical attorney fees.
You should hire a Texas-licensed attorney when: (1) the tenant has appealed to county court and the case involves significant damages, (2) the case touches federal law (Fair Housing, SCRA, CARES Act), or (3) you're dealing with a commercial lease dispute beyond simple possession. For straightforward Dallas County evictions for non-payment or lease violation, an eviction service is faster and more cost-effective.
Eviction Attorney vs Eviction Service in Dallas
A practical side-by-side for typical Dallas County JP-court evictions.
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Why Dallas Landlords Use NTX Eviction
Texas Property Code Compliance
Every notice and filing is built to the requirements of §24.005 and §24.0061 — no dismissals for technical defects.
Filed in the Correct JP Precinct
Dallas County has 5 precincts and dozens of justice courts. We file in the right one the first time, every time.
Transparent Flat Pricing
Flat fees instead of hourly billing. You know what an eviction costs before we file.
500+ Cases Across DFW
We've handled over 500 evictions across Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton, Rockwall, Kaufman, Grayson, and Ellis counties.
Contact NTX Eviction
- 2253 Chasefield Dr, Plano, TX 75023 · Plano, TX, US
- 214-206-4229
- info@ntxeviction.com
- Mon–Fri · 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM CT
Service area: 8 North Texas counties (Dallas, Tarrant, Denton, Collin, Rockwall, Kaufman, Grayson, Ellis). Same name, address, and phone shown across our site, Google Business Profile, and directory listings.
Dallas Eviction Attorney FAQs
Common questions from Dallas County landlords.
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