Texas HB32 amends eviction laws, requiring landlords to give tenants notice before filing eviction suits, allowing electronic court proceedings, and.

Texas HB32 revises eviction laws to mandate landlords provide tenants with at least three days' written notice before filing eviction suits, unless a shorter period is specified in a written lease. It allows justice courts to conduct eviction proceedings via videoconference, teleconference, or other electronic means. The bill outlines procedures for tenants to appeal eviction judgments, including the requirement to pay rent during the appeal. It also specifies the items tenants can reclaim from storage if they fail to pay moving and storage charges. HB32 takes effect September 1, 2025.

Texas HB32 amends eviction laws, requiring landlords to give tenants notice before filing eviction suits, allowing electronic court proceedings, and.

Texas HB32 revises eviction laws to mandate landlords provide tenants with at least three days' written notice before filing eviction suits, unless a shorter period is specified in a written lease. It allows justice courts to conduct eviction proceedings via videoconference, teleconference, or other electronic means. The bill outlines procedures for tenants to appeal eviction judgments, including the requirement to pay rent during the appeal. It also specifies the items tenants can reclaim from storage if they fail to pay moving and storage charges. HB32 takes effect September 1, 2025.