Every day a tenant refuses to pay rent or violates lease terms, your income and peace of mind are at risk.
At Girling Law, PLLC, attorney Marc Girling helps Garland landlords navigate Texas eviction laws efficiently and in full compliance.
Texas eviction law requires strict compliance with notice requirements and court filing procedures. Mistakes in notice delivery, documentation, or filing can delay your case or result in dismissal.
At Girling Law, PLLC, we guide Dallas County landlords through every stage of the eviction process, including:
● Drafting and serving legally compliant eviction notices
● Filing landlord-tenant suits in justice court
● Representing landlords at hearings
● Securing writs of possession
● Coordinating enforcement with the constable or sheriff
We manage the legal process so you can protect your property, rental income, and peace of mind.
Texas provides a summary eviction process for landlords seeking possession of rental properties. Key requirements include:
● Serving proper notices based on the eviction type
● Documenting unpaid rent or lease violations
● Filing in the correct court within statutory deadlines
● Awareness of tenant defenses and procedural rules
An experienced eviction attorney ensures that each step is handled properly to minimize delays and maximize legal compliance.
Attorney Marc Girling, a Kick’em Out Quick® Member Attorney at Girling Law, PLLC, represents landlords throughout Garland with professionalism and strategic guidance.
Why landlords choose Girling Law, PLLC:
● Deep expertise in Texas landlord-tenant law
● Extensive experience in Dallas County eviction courts
● Transparent communication and practical advice
● Strategic handling of contested evictions
● Full support from filing to possession
“Marc Girling made our Garland eviction fast and professional. The process was organized, legally sound, and stress-free.”
— Verified Dallas County Landlord
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Eviction timelines in Garland vary depending on whether the tenant contests the case. After serving proper notice, landlords may file in court. Uncontested cases can be resolved within a few weeks, while contested cases with hearings may extend the timeline to several months.
Texas law requires landlords to serve a written notice before filing an eviction. Nonpayment of rent typically requires a 3-Day Notice to Vacate. Lease violations may require a longer notice as outlined in the lease agreement. Correct service is essential to prevent delays or dismissal.
Yes, nonpayment of rent is a valid legal ground for eviction. Landlords must serve a statutory notice specifying the amount owed and time to pay. If the tenant fails to comply, the landlord may file for eviction in justice court. Compliance ensures a faster, legally sound process.
While landlords can represent themselves, Texas eviction law has strict procedures and deadlines. Tenants may contest evictions, requiring hearings. An experienced eviction attorney ensures compliance, protects your rights, and improves the likelihood of a smooth and successful eviction.
Once the court grants possession, the constable or sheriff schedules enforcement if the tenant does not vacate voluntarily. Proper post-judgment procedures must be followed carefully. An attorney can coordinate enforcement to prevent complications, ensuring timely regaining of your property.
Texas eviction law is strict but manageable with the right guidance. Work with a trusted Garland eviction attorney who understands Dallas County court procedures and landlord-tenant law.
Protect your property. Protect your rental income. Act today.
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