Where can I file a complaint against my landlord & tenant lawyers in Texas?

 If you have a complaint against your landlord or tenant lawyer in Texas, you can follow these general guidelines to address the issue:

Complaint Against Landlord:

1. Texas Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division:

   • The Consumer Protection Division handles complaints related to deceptive trade practices, including landlord-tenant lawyers issues. You can file a complaint online or by mail. Visit the Texas Attorney General's website for more information: Texas Attorney General - Consumer Protection

2. Local Health and Building Departments:

   • If your complaint involves issues related to housing conditions, such as health and safety violations, you may contact your local health department or building department.

3. Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA):

   • TDHCA oversees housing-related programs in Texas. While it doesn't handle individual landlord-tenant disputes, it can provide information and resources. Visit their website for more information: TDHCA

4. Local Tenant Associations or Legal Aid Organizations:

   • Reach out to local tenant associations or legal aid organizations that may provide assistance or guidance in dealing with landlord-related issues.

Complaint Against Tenant Lawyer:

1. State Bar of Texas - Grievance Process:

   • If you have concerns about the conduct of a tenant lawyer, you can file a complaint with the State Bar of Texas. The State Bar regulates the practice of law in Texas and investigates complaints against attorneys. Visit their website for information on the grievance process: State Bar of Texas - Complaints

2. Local Bar Associations:

   • Consider contacting your local bar association for guidance or to inquire about any local resources for addressing concerns about attorney conduct.

3. Legal Malpractice Lawsuit:

   • In cases of legal malpractice, you may explore the option of filing a civil lawsuit against the attorney. Consult with another attorney to assess the viability of a legal malpractice claim.

4. Texas Office of the Chief Disciplinary Counsel:

   • The Office of the Chief Disciplinary Counsel investigates allegations of professional misconduct by attorneys in Texas. You can find more information on their website: Texas Office of the Chief Disciplinary Counsel

Remember to gather relevant documentation and details about your complaint before filing. If you're unsure about the appropriate course of action, consulting with another attorney or legal advisor can provide valuable guidance tailored to your specific situation.