Summary
Texas law allows landlords to reclaim property once a writ of possession is issued. The constable posts a 24-hour notice before eviction. If the landlord permits, tenants can remove belongings within this period. However, landlords can enforce the writ anytime. If belongings are left, they can be removed. For further assistance, contact Legal Aid of Northwest Texas.Full Conversation
Palestine texas
Texas law allows landlords to reclaim their property once a writ of possession has been issued:
- The writ of possession grants landlords the right to remove tenants and their belongings.
- The constable must post a *-hour notice before eviction.
- If the landlord permits, tenants can remove their belongings within this period.
Anderson County District Court
Phone:(*) *-*
Address: * N Church St #*, Palestine, TX *
Website: www.co.anderson.tx.us/ He let us stay after the * hours was up BECAUSE he didn't want to remove the stuff
It seems like your landlord has shown leniency by allowing you more time to move your belongings. However, remember that this is at their discretion and they can enforce the writ of possession at any time.
So with him allowing us to stay after the * hours was up its ok
Yes, it's okay as long as your landlord permits. However, he can enforce the writ of possession anytime. Always communicate to avoid misunderstandings.
Ok well the next morning he shows up to have us removed from property and EVERYTHING was taken from us and left us homeless
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. In Texas, once a writ of possession is executed, belongings left in the property can be removed. For further assistance:
Legal Aid of Northwest Texas
Phone: (*) *-*
Address: * E Weatherford St, Fort Worth, TX *
Website: www.lanwt.org
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