Breaking a Lease Without Legal Help Could Cost You Thousands
Protect Your Rights with the Law Office of Bryan Fagan
Leases are meant to provide stability. But life doesn’t always go according to plan.
- Maybe you need to relocate for work or family.
- Maybe your landlord refuses to maintain the property.
- Maybe you’re stuck in an unsafe or unlivable rental.
Whatever the reason, ending a lease early in Texas is complicated—and making the wrong move could mean lost deposits, extra rent, or even a lawsuit.
The Law Office of Bryan Faganis here to guide tenants and landlords through lease termination disputes and protect your rights under Texas law.
What Texas Law Says About Breaking a Lease
- Unsafe or uninhabitable living conditions
- Military deployment (under the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act)
- Family violence, sexual assault, or stalking
- Landlord harassment or violations of tenant rightsÂ
In other situations, tenants may still be responsible for rent until the landlord re-rents the property. Landlords, meanwhile, must follow strict rules before holding tenants financially responsible.
Trying to break a lease without legal help can be costly. Our attorneys can determine if you qualify for a legal termination—or help negotiate an exit that minimizes financial risk.
How the Law Office of Bryan Fagan Can Help
Review your lease to identify exit options
Determine if Texas law protects you from penalties
Negotiate early termination agreements with landlords
Protect tenants leaving unsafe or abusive situations
Enforce landlord obligations to mitigate damages by re-renting
Represent landlords when tenants walk away without proper notice
Every case is different. That’s why we take a customized approach designed to protect your financial future and your legal rights.
Don’t Risk Breaking a Lease Alone
Schedule a Free Consultation Today
Ending a lease is a serious decision with serious consequences. Don’t gamble with your money or your credit.
Let the Law Office of Bryan Faganhelp you navigate the process, enforce your rights, and minimize your risk.
📞 Call us now at 281-562-7344to schedule your FREE consultation.
No pressure. No jargon. Just straightforward guidance from Texas attorneys who understand lease termination law.