Bexar County is suing for delinquent property taxes on a specific property.

What You Should Do Next

1. 1

   File a Written Answer

   You must file a written answer with the clerk by the first Monday after 42 days from the date of this notice to avoid a default judgment. Ensure this is done by the deadline of [insert specific date].

2. 2

   Consider Legal Representation

   It is advisable to consult with an attorney to understand your rights and options regarding this lawsuit. You can find legal assistance at TexasLawHelp.org.

3. 3

   Prepare Initial Disclosures

   If you file an answer, be prepared to make initial disclosures to the other parties within 30 days of your answer. Gather relevant documents and information related to the case.

4. 4

   Monitor Tax Payments

   Stay informed about any additional taxes, interest, or penalties that may accrue on the property until the judgment is finalized. This will help you understand the total amount owed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the case number for the tax sale in Bexar County?

The case number is 2015TA104042.

What property is involved in the tax sale?

The property is located in Bexar County, specifically Block 5737, Lot 3.

Who are the plaintiffs in this tax sale case?

The plaintiffs are Bexar County, Southwest Independent School District, and Bexar County Emergency Services District #05.

What amount is owed in delinquent taxes?

The amount owed is $1,843.87, excluding interest, penalties, and costs.

What happens if I do not respond to the lawsuit?

If you do not respond, a judgment may be taken against you.