Built for Texas Landlords, by People Who Understand the Process
EvictFlow exists because the Texas eviction process is well-defined by law but poorly executed in practice. Landlords lose time and money to missed deadlines, wrong courts, and procedural errors. We fix that.
Why EvictFlow Exists
Texas has 254 counties, over 800 Justice of the Peace courts, and a property code that most landlords have never read. The eviction process is not complicated in theory, but each step has specific requirements that vary by county, court, and situation. Miss one detail and you start over.
EvictFlow was built to bring structure and reliability to this process. We pair meticulous case management with experienced professionals who know how JP courts actually operate across the DFW metroplex and beyond.
Every case follows our 14-step process, grounded in Texas Property Code Chapter 24 and the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure governing Justice Court evictions (Rules 510.3 through 510.19). We handle everything from the initial notice to vacate through writ of possession execution, with proactive updates so you always know where things stand.
Ketan Parikh
Ketan has been working in Texas real estate since 1996. He owns and runs Kanam Realty Group, an active DFW property management operation, and co-founded a real-estate brokerage network. He personally oversees every EvictFlow case and is your direct point of contact from intake to resolution. When you call EvictFlow, you talk to Ketan, not a call center.
Texas REALTORS® Certified Instructor
Ketan is a certified Texas REALTORS® continuing-education instructor for 28 real-estate courses approved through the Texas Real Estate Commission. Highlights:
- · Legal Update I 2026-2027 (#10012-RENE)
- · Legal Update II 2026-2027 (#10014-RENE)
- · Texas: New Laws & Contract Updates (#06381-RECE)
- · Key Notices: TX REALTORS 2500 Series (#06136-RECE)
- · Residential & Fixture Lease Addendum (#05916-RECE)
- · TREC 1-4 Family Residential Contract (#05871-RECE)
- · Contracts: What You Need to Know (#06278-RECE)
- · Addenda, Disclosures & Notices (#06138-RECE)
Full course list and certifications verifiable through the Texas Real Estate Commission and Texas REALTORS® instructor portal.
Process-Driven, Not Just Paper Pushers
Nothing Falls Through the Cracks
Every deadline tracked, every document prepared, every court date scheduled. Your case follows the same documented 14-step process grounded in Texas Property Code Chapter 24 and TRCP Rule 510.
Experienced Hands on Every Case
Every notice, filing, and court appearance is reviewed by people who understand Texas eviction law. Experience and judgment, not guesswork.
Texas-Specific Expertise
We do not dabble in 50 states. We know Texas Property Code Chapter 24, the Texas Rules of Civil Procedure governing Justice Court evictions (Rules 510.3-510.19), SB 38, and the quirks of every major Texas county's JP courts.
You Always Know Where Things Stand
Proactive updates at every stage. You will know what happened, what is next, and when. No chasing us for answers.
What Drives Every Case We Handle
Speed
Every day a non-paying tenant stays costs you money. We move as fast as Texas law allows, without cutting corners.
Compliance
A single procedural error can reset the clock. We follow TX Property Code to the letter so your case holds up.
Transparency
You know exactly what your case costs, where it stands, and what happens next. No hidden fees, no vague timelines.
Communication
Proactive status updates at every milestone, and a team that actually answers when you call.
Have a Property Problem? We Can Help.
Tell us about your situation and we will give you a straight answer on what needs to happen, what it costs, and how long it takes.