Facing foreclosure in Dallas? Texas is the fastest non-judicial foreclosure state — foreclosures can complete in ~60 days under TX Property Code Chapter 51. Dallas County District Court is where you must file a civil lawsuit to stop a first-Tuesday trustee sale. We prepare court-ready documents for Dallas homeowners in all Dallas County District Courts.
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Texas is the fastest foreclosure state — non-judicial foreclosures complete in ~60 days. Under TX Property Code § 51.002, the lender must send a Notice of Default with 20 days to cure, then post/file a Notice of Sale 21 days before the first-Tuesday auction. File a civil lawsuit in Dallas County District Court to stop the sale.
Notice of Default — 20 Days to Cure
TX Prop Code § 51.002(d): Lender sends NOD with 20 days to cure. TX has the shortest cure period in the country.
Notice of Sale — 21 Days Minimum
TX Prop Code § 51.002: Posted at courthouse door, filed with Dallas County Clerk, mailed certified. 21 days minimum.
First Tuesday Auction
Held first Tuesday of the month at Dallas County courthouse. File lawsuit BEFORE this date.
Texas foreclosures can complete in ~60 days. File lawsuit in Dallas County District Court before the first-Tuesday sale.
With Texas's ~60-day foreclosure timeline, every day counts. Whether you've received a Notice of Default or a Notice of Sale — contact us now. Free consultation. No obligation.