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"Don't just look for better Tenants. Continually look for ways to be a better Landlord, and your business will thrive."
--Ernie Garcia
The Law Office of Ernie Garcia represents Landlords in various trial cases in Texas Justice Courts, County Courts, District Courts, and even U.S. Federal District Courts in the Southern District of Texas. While our office is located in Houston, Texas and many of our cases are in Harris County, we have represented clients in Courts all throughout the State of Texas.
Our Landlord clients look to the Law Office of Ernie Garcia to send demand letters to tenants who have breached their residential or commercial leases. We prepare petitions for Eviction and represent Landlords, Investment Companies, and Property Managers involved in Evictions at the Justice Court and in Eviction Appeals.
The goal in every Eviction is full and final resolution, which sometimes includes Judgment, Writ of Possession, Abstract of Judgment, Writ of Execution, and even settlement. We also defend Landlords whose Tenants sue them in these same courts with claims for repairs, security deposits, or a variety of other Lease disputes.
Additionally, Ernie Garcia assists Landlords with drafting Leases that comport with the Texas Property Code and puts the Landlord in a firm position to derive the best benefit from the Landlord/Tenant relationship. He routinely delivers Notice to Vacate, Notice of Lease Termination, or Notice of Non-renewal for Landlords seeking to end a Lease relationship with a bad tenant. Ernie Garcia shows clients how the Eviction process can improve Tenant cooperation and reduces the potentially enormous losses that come from continued instances of partial and late payments.
Ernie Garcia has over 10 years of litigation experience in jury trials and bench trials. He has also represented clients on appeal to the First and Fourteenth Texas Courts of Appeal.
Through the years our philosophy has never changed. We are here for the benefit of our clients, and we seek to improve situations and to create innovative solutions to conflicts that affect the property, accounts, and business assets of the people we represent.
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I have a question Attorney Garcia, I signed my apartment lease with the assistant manager and she was the only person I communicated with for almost 2 years. before 60 days of my lease end date, I asked her about my lease renewal option but she never answered back for my several emails. Now the apartment is charging me a penalty of 60 days' rent and the property manager said she is not working anymore. However, I have never gotten any email or any notice that she is no longer working. What should I do?
What do you mean they are charging you a penalty? Are you still there? Did you leave early?
@@LandlordAttorney They are charging for not giving a 60 days notice. I left on my lease end date. I sent an email to person who I have signed my lease, who is an assistant manager of the property. But they are now saying that she is not working anymore.
@user-fx7vl5qu3h 3 things: 1. Did your lease have an automatic renewal clause that would only end with written notice? 2. When did you send the Email? 3. Was the email address you used an approved method of notice in accordance with your lease?
@@LandlordAttorney 1. It says written notice 2. I sent an email at least 30 days before 3. There is no email address on the lease but this method was the only method that I used to communicate with the office for 2 years.
- But can it cause a problem if they changed the office employee who I was only talking to without any aware. And does it also matter they failed to give out a written notice as par 25 c. Under TAA?
They are arguing that they have seen me several times and informed me multiple times. Which is not true at all.
I would definitely want to take a legal action if this will cause a problem. Thank you
@user-fx7vl5qu3h If the lease required 60 days of advance notice but you only gave 30, that's a potential problem. Also, if your notice of lease termination was defective because it was not an approved method of communication in accordance with the lease, that might be an even bigger problem.