Squatter Removal Service

Texas law requires a court order to remove an unauthorized occupant; you cannot remove a squatter on your own. EvictFlow handles forcible detainer filings against unauthorized occupants under TX Property Code Chapter 24, including the SB 38 venue, notice, and writ-of-possession changes that apply to suits filed on or after January 1, 2026.

TX Property Code Chapter 24; SB 38, 89th Texas Legislature (effective Jan 1, 2026)

How it works

1

Verify the occupant qualifies as unauthorized (no lease, no permission, no legal right)

2

Prepare and serve notice to vacate under TX Property Code Section 24.005

3

File a forcible detainer suit in the correct JP precinct for the property

4

JP court hearing under TRCP Rule 510

5

If judgment is for the landlord, coordinate writ of possession with the constable

Common questions about squatter removal

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