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GetMyDeposit
Texas Renters
Texas Property Code § 92.109

Landlord kept your deposit? Texas law may let you claim it back — up to 3×.

They had 30 days to give it back or tell you why. They kept it and did neither. So Texas law assumes they're in the wrong. Get back what's yours — up to 3× — and keep every dollar.

Up to 3× is the statutory maximum in bad-faith cases — not a typical or promised result.

Texas 30-day rule  ·  On your side

What Texas law gives the renter

30 days
to return your deposit or itemize deductions
§ 92.103
up to 3×
the amount wrongfully kept, in bad faith
§ 92.109
+ fees
$100 plus attorney costs recoverable
§ 92.109

Read the law yourself — official Texas State Law Library

Most renters never challenge a kept deposit — the paperwork feels like too much, so they walk away from money that's rightfully theirs. That's the gap we're building GetMyDeposit to close.

How it will work at launch

A self-help toolkit — you stay in control the whole way.

1

Get the templates

Plain-English demand-letter and small-claims templates built for Texas deposit disputes.

2

Fill them in yourself

Follow the step-by-step instructions and complete the forms with your own details.

3

File it yourself

Texas lets you represent yourself in small-claims (Justice) court — no lawyer required.

Planned pricing

$79 flat

No lawyer. No percentage cut. You keep 100% of any amount you recover.

Grounded in statuteBuilt on Texas Property Code § 92.109
You stay in controlSelf-help — we never represent you
We ask for almost nothingEmail and city are optional. No case details, no payment.
Made for TexasOne state, done right — not generic

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