We organize the paperwork
A guided intake gathers the lease, ledger, notices, parties, and property details needed to prepare the case.
★ A clearer way to evict in Texas
Texas tenant eviction services,from notice to possession.
Tenant eviction and rental-property support for Texas landlords and property managers. Organize notices, court filing, hearing records, and possession milestones with one case workflow.
254 Texas counties24/7 Case visibility1 Guided workflow
Texas-wide reach. Local court focus.Dallas · Houston · San Antonio · all 254 counties
We make evictions easier
A managed path from problem to possession.
Texas eviction has many connected steps. Lone Star Eviction gives landlords one organized workflow, practical support, and a clear view of the case from beginning to end.
We support the hearing
The file is organized around the facts, proof, service history, and court milestones that matter.
You stay informed
Clear status updates show what is complete, what is pending, and what action comes next.
We follow through
Support continues after judgment through the appeal window and, when authorized, the writ process.
“The strongest experience is not just fast—it is clear, documented, and consistent at every step.”Lone Star Eviction service principle
Everything in one place
Full-service support.Modern case visibility.
Stop piecing the process together across phone calls, emails, PDFs, and court websites. Choose the service you need and see every milestone clearly.
01Notice to vacate
Begin with a fact-specific notice and documented delivery plan.
Explore service →02Complete eviction
Coordinate filing, service, hearing, judgment, and status reporting.
Explore service →03Eviction appeals
Respond quickly when a case moves from Justice Court to County Court.
Explore service →04Writ of possession
Coordinate the final lawful step with the court and constable.
Explore service →The Lone Star method
A disciplined path to possession.
Eviction is a legal sequence—not a single form. Our workflow keeps the notice, filing, evidence, trial, appeal window, and constable process in the correct order.
Explore the Texas process →Protocol-awarecase guidance
Purposeful automation
AI that checks the work—not the judgment.
Our intake assistant helps identify missing information, inconsistent dates, venue questions, and next-step dependencies. Unusual facts are routed for human review.
- ✓ Plain-language intake
- ✓ Document completeness checks
- ✓ Deadline and workflow reminders
- ✓ Human escalation paths
Statewide by design
Major Texas metros.All 254 counties.
Every eviction is local. We help identify the correct Justice Court precinct, organize its filing requirements, and keep the case tied to the property’s county.
Dallas–Fort WorthHoustonSan AntonioAustinEl PasoCorpus ChristiRio Grande ValleyBeaumontWacoKilleen–TempleLubbockAmarilloMidland–Odessa
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Dallas–Fort WorthHoustonSan AntonioAustinEl PasoCorpus ChristiRio Grande ValleyBeaumontWacoKilleen–TempleLubbockAmarilloMidland–OdessaStatewide serviceMajor metros shown · county-specific routing
Texas eviction library
Understand the process before you begin.
GUIDE · 8 MIN
The Texas eviction process, step by step
From notice to vacate through lawful possession.
LEGAL OVERVIEW · 6 MINTexas eviction laws landlords should know
Key statutes, rules, and common legal risks.
ANSWERS · 5 MINFrequently asked eviction questions
Clear answers about timing, court, and tenants.
Landlord growth center
Better tenants. Better systems. Better properties.
Practical articles and tools for building a stronger Texas rental business before an eviction is ever needed.
TENANT QUALITY
How to find and screen qualified tenants fairly
Build a written application standard, verify income and rental history consistently, and follow fair-housing and consumer-reporting rules.
Read guide →RENTAL BUSINESS
Starting and managing a Texas rental business
Create repeatable systems for accounting, leasing, maintenance, documentation, insurance, reserves, and compliance.
Read guide →SOFTWARE GUIDE
Choosing property-management software for your portfolio
Compare accounting, rent collection, screening, maintenance, document, reporting, integration, support, and total-cost features.
Read guide →
PROPERTY VALUE
Modern improvements that can raise rental appeal
Prioritize durability, energy efficiency, water savings, lighting, curb appeal, safety, and resident comfort.
Read guide →Software recommendations & affiliate disclosure
Software links are currently direct, non-affiliate resources. If Lone Star Eviction joins a vendor program, compensated links will be clearly identified and recommendations will remain based on fit, features, and total cost—not commission.
Explore the complete platform
More than a landing page.
Each topic opens a dedicated page with the process, key considerations, practical checklists, and links to independent Texas legal resources.
01Pricing calculatorOpen guide →02Start a caseOpen guide →03Eviction servicesOpen guide →04Notice to vacateOpen guide →05Complete evictionOpen guide →06Eviction appealsOpen guide →07Writ of possessionOpen guide →08Texas eviction processOpen guide →09Filing an evictionOpen guide →10Eviction courtOpen guide →11Appeal processOpen guide →12Debt collectionOpen guide →13Texas eviction lawsOpen guide →14Texas eviction FAQsOpen guide →15Property managersOpen guide →16Rental homeownersOpen guide →17Real estate brokersOpen guide →18AttorneysOpen guide →19Development companiesOpen guide →20Service areasOpen guide →21About Lone Star EvictionOpen guide →22Contact and intakeOpen guide →
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What is happening at your property?
Answer two questions for a practical first-step recommendation. No payment required.
Help for rental property owners
Find the right tenant eviction support.
Choose the issue at your rental property to find practical preparation guidance, service options, and the next step.
My tenant is not paying rent
Organize the balance, lease, payment history, and any notice already delivered before choosing the next service.
Prepare an unpaid-rent case →I need an eviction notice
Request notice preparation and delivery coordination for a Texas rental property.
Notice preparation and delivery →I need help filing an eviction
Bring together the property address, party names, notices, and supporting documents for filing coordination.
Tenant eviction filing support →I need to understand eviction costs
Compare listed service fees and learn which court and constable charges are separate.
Compare eviction service pricing →I manage rental properties
Keep owner authorization, case documents, and court milestones organized for each rental property.
Eviction support for property managers →The lease ended and the tenant stayed
Organize the lease end date, renewal terms, communications, and occupancy history for review.
Prepare a holdover-tenant file →Before you start
Questions landlords ask about eviction services
What does a Texas tenant eviction service help with?
Lone Star Eviction helps landlords organize notices, filing records, hearing information, and possession milestones within the selected service. Choose notice preparation, complete eviction management, appeal support, or writ coordination. Legal advice and licensed representation must be arranged separately when required.
Compare eviction services →What should I prepare before asking for eviction help?
Gather the rental-property address, landlord or ownership-entity details, tenant names, current lease and amendments, itemized rent ledger, notices, delivery records, and relevant communications. Tell the team which records are missing so the file can be reviewed.
Use the eviction document guide →How much does an eviction service cost?
Listed service starting prices are $99 for notice preparation and delivery, $475 for complete eviction management, and $149 for writ coordination. Court and constable charges for eviction management and writ services are additional. County, tenant count, housing-program details, and service scope can affect the total; review the estimate before payment.
Review current pricing and estimate →How long will my tenant eviction take?
There is no single completion date for every case. Notice readiness, filing acceptance, citation service, court scheduling, judgment, appeal activity, and constable availability affect the timeline. Use the case record and official court notices to follow the next milestone.
Understand the eviction stages →Can I get help if I live outside Texas?
An owner can start the intake online and use the client portal to complete filing information, upload records, make service payments, and follow case updates. Provide the Texas rental-property address and a current contact method; service scope is confirmed for the matter.
See help for rental homeowners →Texas rental owner resources
Practical articles for landlords and property managers
Prepare a stronger rental file and understand the steps involved in protecting your property.
Browse all Texas landlord articles →