Serving landlords across Texas metros.
We regularly file in Justice of the Peace courts across Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery, Galveston, Bexar, Williamson, Guadalupe, Travis and Brazoria counties.
Harris County
Eviction services across Houston and Harris County precincts. We handle high-volume portfolio filings.
Fort Bend County
Fast and compliant eviction filings for Sugar Land, Richmond, and all of Fort Bend County.
Montgomery County
Professional eviction services for The Woodlands, Conroe, and surrounding Montgomery County areas.
Galveston County
Eviction and lease dispute services for Galveston County landlords and property managers.
Bexar County
Streamlined portfolio eviction filings for San Antonio and Bexar County property managers.
Williamson County
Representation for eviction cases in Georgetown, Round Rock, and Williamson County.
Guadalupe County
Handling eviction and property disputes for landlords in Seguin, New Braunfels, and Guadalupe County.
Travis County
Legal representation for eviction cases throughout Austin and Travis County.
Brazoria County
Eviction services for Pearland, Angleton, and all of Brazoria County.
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Attorney Advertisement & Principal Office
This communication is an attorney advertisement published by Vellalos Law, PLLC. The firm's principal office is located in Richmond, Texas (Fort Bend County). Managing Attorney: Kawika Vellalos, licensed by the Supreme Court of Texas (State Bar of Texas No. 24103975).
No Board Certification
Unless otherwise expressly specified, attorneys at Vellalos Law, PLLC are Not Certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in landlord-tenant law, civil trial law, or real estate law.
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Governmental Court Costs & Past Results
Court filing fees, constable service fees, and writ of possession execution fees are statutory governmental charges established by county Commissioners Courts under the Texas Local Government Code. Court costs are paid directly to the court clerk and constables and are separate from law firm legal fees. Past case results, average timelines, or fee illustrations do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in any future legal matter.
- Texas Property Code § 24.005 Notice to Vacate requirements before filing an eviction suit.
- Texas Rules of Civil Procedure, Rule 510 Rules of practice in justice courts for eviction suits.
- Texas Justice Court Training Center Official forms and guidance used by Texas JP courts.
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