Eviction typically involves court costs and attorney fees, so weighing these costs against the amount owed is important.Ultimately, consulting with a local attorney will provide you with tailored advice based on Texas laws and your specific situation.

I would be concerned about the possibility of them scamming for a future out of court settlement law suit over mold. 

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these are facts and circumstance cases.. did the contract have a mandatory mediation then arbitration clause or do you have to go straight to the court system.either way if seller does not cooperate your going to spend some months flushing this out.

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Court is at the end of next week.

We want to go to court with as much ammunition we can go with.

When I have had to evict, I've found the courts and sheriffs here very easy to work with and it has been a quick process (in fact just as quick as any other state which is one reason CO is consistently named in the top 5 landlord-friendly states).

You have to file a complaint in Superior Court and appear for trial.

Quote from @Paola Astrid: Different courts do it differently.