Texas eviction attorney for landlords & property managers.
Regain control of your property with filings done right the first time. After you serve the Notice to Vacate, we confirm it was properly given, then handle the court filing, the hearing, and the writ — across Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Galveston, Bexar, Williamson and surrounding counties. Expedited handling available.
Start Your Eviction — Tell Us About the Property
Submit the basics and we'll respond quickly with next steps. For urgent matters, call (808) 230-9193.
- Flat-fee filings, expedited handling available
- We review and confirm your Notice to Vacate before filing
- Property managers can attach a delinquency list
What we handle
Non-payment evictions
Rent unpaid — notice confirmation, filing, hearing, and writ.
Lease violations
Breaches, unauthorized occupants, and rule violations.
Holdovers
Tenants who won't leave after the lease term ends.
Commercial & retail
Commercial landlord-tenant disputes and possession.
Deposit disputes
Recovery and defense around security deposit claims.
Lease drafting
Stronger leases that make future enforcement easier.
How it works
- 01
Notice to Vacate Confirmation
The landlord serves the required Notice to Vacate; we review and confirm it was properly given before filing.
- 02
File in Justice Court
We file the eviction suit in the correct JP precinct according to Texas Rules of Civil Procedure § 510.
- 03
Hearing
We appear and present your case before the Justice of the Peace.
- 04
Judgment for Possession
The court rules; we keep you informed at each step.
- 05
Writ of Possession
If needed, we obtain the writ so the constable can return the property.
Clear pricing, no surprises.
Most evictions are handled on a flat-fee basis, with hourly work available starting at $250/hour. We'll confirm your cost up front so you can decide with confidence. Property managers with ongoing volume can ask about retainer arrangements.
Where we file
Harris · Fort Bend · Montgomery · Galveston · Bexar · Williamson · Guadalupe · Travis · Brazoria — and surrounding Justice of the Peace courts across the Houston, San Antonio & Austin metros.
See all service areasCommon questions
How fast can you file my eviction?+
Once we have the lease, the ledger, and confirmation that proper notice was given, we move quickly — expedited handling is available.
What does an eviction cost?+
Most evictions are handled on a flat fee; hourly work is available starting at $250/hour. Court filing fees are separate and set by the county.
I manage multiple properties — can you handle all of them?+
Yes. We work with property managers and portfolio owners to file across multiple counties from a single delinquency list, with one point of contact.
What do you need from me to get started?+
Usually the lease, a current rent ledger or statement of what's owed, the tenant's details, and any notices already sent.
- Texas Property Code § 24.005Notice to Vacate requirements before filing an eviction suit.
- Texas Property Code § 24.006Tenant remedies and related provisions under Chapter 24.
- Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, Rule 510Rules of practice in justice courts for eviction suits.
- Texas Justice Court Training CenterOfficial eviction forms and guidance used by Texas JP courts.
Links open the official government source in a new tab. General information only — not legal advice.