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References for Attorneys

Court Q&A on CDC Moratorium

Emergency Ex-Parte Motion to Vacate Writ of Possession

Court Q&A on CDC Moratorium

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Click here for a list of questions and answers from the CDC moratorium webinar, including some answers that have been updated since the webinar happened. 

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Training Videos

Emergency Ex-Parte Motion to Vacate Writ of Possession

Court Q&A on CDC Moratorium

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Click here for the most recent training video about Texas Property Code 24, Justice of Peace court procedures, and how to apply the CDC Declaration.  Updated Nov. 11, 2020.

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Emergency Ex-Parte Motion to Vacate Writ of Possession

Emergency Ex-Parte Motion to Vacate Writ of Possession

Emergency Ex-Parte Motion to Vacate Writ of Possession

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Use this Template when a Writ of Possession is already issued and notify both the Court and Constable's Office.  Updated Nov. 11, 2020.

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Read TX Property Code 24

Emergency Ex-Parte Motion to Vacate Writ of Possession

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Use this Template if the Judge has not already abated the case prior to the eviction hearing.  Updated Nov. 11, 2020.

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Read TX Property Code 24

Read TX Property Code 24

Read TX Property Code 24

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Read the Statute about a forcible entry and detainer.  In particular, read Sec. 24.005. about Notice to Vacate Prior to Filing Eviction Suit.


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City of Dallas Ordinance

Read TX Property Code 24

Read TX Property Code 24

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Landlords with property in the City of Dallas (not within Dallas County) have an extra hurdle.  Dallas requires that the landlord provide a Covid-19 Notice of Intent to Vacate, which provides either a 20-day or 60-day notice before filing an Eviction Proceeding.

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"COVERED" TENANTS MAY STOP EVICTIONS UNTIL MARCH 31, 2021

You cannot be evicted, if you qualified for a stimulus check and you are unable to afford rent because of the Covid-19 pandemic. Print your CDC Declaration here.  Make sure you give a copy to the landlord and file another copy with the Court.

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