Eviction Blog & Resources
Expert guides, legal insights, and practical advice for Dallas-Fort Worth landlords navigating the Texas eviction process.
Evicting Tenants After a Foreclosure in Texas
Bought a DFW foreclosure with a tenant inside? Federal law usually requires 90 days' notice. How Texas landlords evict tenants and former owners legally.
CARES Act 30-Day Notice: Does It Apply to Your DFW Rental?
Most Texas evictions start with a 3-day notice, but CARES Act covered rentals need 30 days for nonpayment. How DFW landlords check coverage in 2026.
What Happens to a Tenant's Belongings Left Behind After an Eviction in Texas?
Texas Property Code §24.0061 spells out exactly how to handle a tenant's belongings after eviction. What DFW landlords can (and can't) do, step by step.
Evicting Military Tenants in Texas: DFW Landlord Guide
Renting to a servicemember in DFW? Learn the SCRA and Texas Property Code §92.017 rules landlords must follow before filing an eviction.
DFW Eviction Filings Are Rising in 2026: A Landlord's Guide
DFW eviction filings keep rising even as rents soften in 2026. See what's driving it, what SB 38 changed, and how landlords can stay compliant.
Why DFW Landlords Can't Legally Lock Out a Tenant
Changing locks or cutting utilities on a non-paying tenant is illegal in Texas. See the Property Code penalties DFW landlords risk — and the legal way to evict.
Can You Send an Eviction Notice by Text or Email in Texas?
Can you text or email an eviction notice in Texas? Only if the lease allows it — and texts still don't count. See what §24.005 and SB 38 require.
SB 38: How Texas's New Eviction Law Affects DFW Landlords
Texas SB 38 rewrote the eviction process in 2026 — new notice rules, faster timelines, and stricter appeals. Here's what DFW landlords must know.
How to Evict Someone Not on the Lease in Texas
Guest, squatter or occupant not on the lease? Follow the exact Texas steps — notice, court filing, hearing and writ — to remove them legally.
Do I Need an Eviction Lawyer in Texas? What DFW Landlords Should Know
Texas doesn't require an attorney for JP court evictions. Learn when you need an eviction lawyer, when you don't, and how a specialized eviction service can save you thousands.
The Texas Eviction Process: A Complete Step-by-Step Guide for Landlords
Understanding the legal eviction process in Texas is critical for landlords. Learn every step — from serving notice to obtaining a Writ of Possession.
Notice to Vacate in Texas: Requirements, Delivery Methods & Common Mistakes
The Notice to Vacate is the first and most critical step in any Texas eviction. Learn the legal requirements and avoid costly mistakes.
Eviction Appeals in Texas: What Landlords Need to Know
When a tenant files an appeal, the eviction process gets more complex. Learn about de novo trials, appeal bonds, and how to prepare for County Court.
Writ of Possession in Texas: The Final Step to Reclaiming Your Property
The Writ of Possession is the last step in a Texas eviction. Learn what happens, the timeline, and what to expect when the constable arrives.
Understanding Landlord Rights During a Texas Eviction
Texas law provides specific rights for landlords during the eviction process. Know your rights — and your limits — to protect yourself and your investment.
Tenant Rights During a Texas Eviction: What Landlords Must Respect
Even during an eviction, tenants retain specific legal rights. Understanding these protections helps landlords avoid costly missteps and dismissed cases.
Lease Violations as Grounds for Eviction in Texas: A Landlord's Guide
Not all lease violations justify eviction. Learn which breaches give you legal standing, how to document them, and the proper steps to take action.
Commercial Evictions in Texas: How They Differ from Residential
Evicting a commercial tenant involves different rules, longer timelines, and higher stakes. Here's what Texas landlords need to know about commercial evictions.
How Much Does an Eviction Cost in Texas? A Complete Breakdown
From filing fees to attorney costs, learn exactly what a Texas eviction costs and how to budget for the process from start to finish.
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