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Welcome to johndroelaw.com! Thank you for visiting!

Johndroe Law, PLLC focuses on representing small landlords and tenants in landlord/tenant matters and individuals, families, and small businesses in other consumer and collections matters in Fort Worth, Texas and surrounding areas. Matters in other parts of Texas may also be handled depending on the circumstances. 

Examples of the types of matters handled include:

 

  • Evictions

  • Eviction defense

  • Eviction appeals

  • Notices to vacate

  • Demands for repairs

  • Lawsuits dealing with repairs, lockouts, security deposits, security devices, and smoke detectors

  • Writs of re-entry and for restoration of utilities 

  • Housing retaliation and discrimination matters

  • Lawsuits involving executory contracts for deed (or "rent-to-own" contracts)

  • Leases

  • Breach of contract lawsuits

  • Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act (DTPA) cases

  • Debt collection for small businesses

  • Debt collection defense

  • Collection of delinquent rent

  • Simple wills

  • LLC formation

Whether to accept any specific case or client is always within the sole discretion of the attorney. Johndroe Law reserves the right to decline representation.

CONSULTATION AND APPOINTMENT SCHEDULING

For your convenience, consultations may be scheduled online through Calendly here. If you are a current or former client, you may also schedule appointments through Calendly for your convenience. 

Johndroe Law does not offer free consultations or free legal advice. A $250 consultation fee is assessed. However, should you decide to hire Johndroe Law after your consultation, your consultation fee will be credited towards fees for representation. 

All office visits are by advance appointment only. Thank you for your cooperation. 

NOTICES TO VACATE

Notices to vacate may be purchased without scheduling a consultation for $250. Please call 817-752-4111 or email sam@johndroelaw.com about purchasing your notice to vacate. Notice to vacate fees will also be credited towards fees for representation should it become necessary to file an eviction lawsuit. 

CLIENT PAYMENTS

Clients may make retainer payments online by clicking here. All invoices include a link that may be used to make payments for already incurred fees. 

REQUIRED NOTICES 

Johndroe Law, PLLC's principal office is located in Fort Worth, Texas. Whether to accept any case is always within the sole discretion of Attorney Sam Johndroe.

Sam Johndroe is responsible for the content of this website. While he is licensed to practice in all state and local courts of Texas, and is admitted to practice before the United States District Court for the Northern District of Texas, he is not certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization.

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