I previously posted on my blog that the Supreme Court of Texas issued an emergency order stopping all hearings or proceedings for eviction until April 19th. Now that April 19th has gone and past – can my landlord now file for eviction and take me to court?

The answer is no – the Supreme Court of Texas issued another emergency order extending the deadline to April 30, 2020.

If you are a landlord or tenant and have any questions – or if you have any general legal questions, please feel free to reach out to me by phone/text at 832-896-6288 or by email at attorney.dave@yahoo.com.

Please note:

1. This is only specific for Texas eviction laws, each state has their own so please verify with a licensed attorney in your state;
2. The situation is constantly changing so this information may be out of date;
3. The Supreme Court of Texas may issue another emergency order at anytime so this information may also be out of date;
4. This post is for general information purposes only, as each legal issue is unique and eviction laws are state specific, you must consult with an attorney licensed in your state for the most accurate legal advice.

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