Texas Property Dispute Resolution

Summary

Your situation involves potential violations of Texas laws, including theft (Penal Code §31.03), conversion (§92.0131), bad-faith deposit retention (§92.109), and constructive eviction (§92.056). You are considering filing criminal complaints and a civil suit in Williamson County JP Court. Ensure you document all incidents and gather evidence. You may also contact the Williamson County JP Court for guidance on filing your civil suit.

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It seems you have a detailed understanding of the legal issues you're facing, including theft, conversion, constructive eviction, and bad-faith deposit retention. Here are some relevant points:
- Texas Penal Code §*.*: Addresses theft and unlawful appropriation of property.
- Texas Property Code §*.*: Pertains to conversion related to tenant's property.
- Texas Property Code §*.*: Covers bad-faith retention of security deposits.
- Texas Property Code §*.*: Relates to constructive eviction.
Since you prefer not to connect with local lawyers, consider documenting all incidents thoroughly and gathering evidence. You may also contact the Williamson County JP Court for guidance on filing your civil suit.
If you have any further questions or need additional information, feel free to ask!
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Your facts and understanding of the legal issues seem well-organized and accurate. Here are the key points:
- Texas Penal Code §*.*: Addresses theft and unlawful appropriation of property.
- Texas Property Code §*.*: Relates to conversion regarding tenant's property.
- Texas Property Code §*.*: Covers bad-faith retention of security deposits.
- Texas Property Code §*.*: Pertains to constructive eviction.
Ensure you gather evidence and document all incidents. Contact Williamson County JP Court for filing guidance. If you need further clarification, feel free to ask!