George hired Austin eviction attorneys at Girling Law attempted negotiating a resolution, but the parties were unable to agree on a moveout date. The case went to trial, and Girling Law obtained a judgment for George. The tenant immediately appealed. George asked Girling Law to continue representing him in his Austin eviction appeal. Rental Property [...]
Janice S. decided to hire a Dallas eviction attorney, L. Marc Girling, who quickly identified the weaknesses in Janice’s case, developed a strategy to minimize her risk, and successfully executed on that strategy. Girling Law solved the problem of Janice's non-paying tenant efficiently. More importantly, Janice’s Dallas eviction attorney made a point of contacting the [...]
The landlord in this case used a high-risk notice to vacate delivery method. The tenant appealed her Arlington TX eviction trial to a County Court at Law in Fort Worth, TX. Because the landlord is a corporation, the landlord was required to hire an attorney for representation before the County Court at Law in Fort [...]
A notice to vacate is a fairly innocuous thing. Texas courts tend to give landlords a very wide berth when it comes to what is in a notice to vacate. But delivering a notice to vacate is arguably the most common reason Property Managers and Apartment Community Managers receive dismissals from a Justice of the [...]
Starting Off on the Wrong Foot with Your Eviction Attorney I love it when a landlord calls me and tells me they have a written lease agreement with tenant who stopped paying rent. For me, these are typically very easy cases. This means my odds of having a very happy client will be high. [...]
