Austin Homeowners

Austin Foreclosure Defense
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Facing foreclosure in Austin? TX non-judicial foreclosures complete in ~60 days — fastest in the US. Travis County District Court handles civil lawsuits to stop first-Tuesday auctions. TX homestead protections (Art. 16 § 50) are among the strongest. We prepare court-ready documents for Austin homeowners.

Travis County District Court

1000 Guadalupe St, Austin

~60 Day Timeline

Fastest in the US — act now

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Austin Foreclosure Process

How Foreclosure Works in Austin / Travis County

TX non-judicial under Property Code § 51.002. 20-day cure period — shortest in the US. 21-day Notice of Sale before first-Tuesday auction at Travis County Courthouse. File civil lawsuit in Travis County District Court to stop the sale. TX Constitution Art. 16 § 50 provides strong homestead protection.

TX Non-Judicial Timeline

1

Notice of Default — 20 Days

TX Prop Code § 51.002(d). Shortest cure period in the country.

2

Notice of Sale — 21 Days

Posted at Travis County Courthouse, filed with County Clerk.

3

First Tuesday Auction

No post-sale redemption. File lawsuit in Travis County BEFORE sale.

TX foreclosures complete in ~60 days. File in Travis County District Court before the first-Tuesday sale.

TX Homeowner Protections

  • Homestead Protection: TX Constitution Art. 16 § 50 — among strongest in US.
  • 21-Day Notice: Strict compliance. Defective = wrongful foreclosure.
  • HELOC § 50(a)(6): Strict requirements. Violations void lien.
  • Deficiency: FMV determination under TX Prop Code § 51.003.
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