How to sue your landlord in Texas?

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Arthur Wright , Florida Paralegal with a BS degree in Social-Psychology, answered

Actually quite simple here . The hardest part is to make sure you have a legit cause here to sue for otherwise the Courts will toss as frivolous without any settlement so once you have a valid claim you file your intentions to sue in small claims court  and the Court Clerk will handle the due process to the Landlord that he's being sued, for what and when to appear in court. Now theres always a chance if you have a real good valid reason, the Landlord may want to settle your claim outside the courtroom so first make sure you have a valid cause here and then the small claims court office.  Good luck.

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otis otiscambell answered

Small claims court

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Hanery Kroze answered

Legal disputes with landlords come in all shapes and sizes. Some of the more common ones concern security deposits, rent, privacy, repairs and habitability.a lawsuit  ends up being the best option. Typically, you need to file a case with your local court. If you want to improve your chances of winning your case, then you need a good lawyer. You can contact to Mark Barber Law, Wichita Falls. He is best in his work. He will advise you the best horizon.

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