Texas HOA Hearing & Fine Appeal Kit — § 209.006 / § 209.007 Letters (PDF)

Fill-in hearing request and no-notice dispute letters for Texas HOA fines, suspensions, and credit-reporting threats. Cites Property Code §§ 209.006 and 209.007. Instant PDF. Not legal advice. Not for condos.

They mailed a fine. You have 30 days from the postmark — not from the day you opened it.

Texas Property Code § 209.007 lets you request a hearing on or before the 30th day after the association mailed the notice. Section 209.006 says they must send a proper verified-mail notice before they levy a fine, suspend common-area rights, charge you for damage, or report you to a credit bureau.

This kit is those two letters, filled-in samples, and a certified-mail send list.

Included now:

• B1 Hearing request (preserves the hearing; asks for the evidence packet the statute requires 10 days before)

• B5 No-notice / defective-notice dispute (use when they skipped certified mail or left out the hearing language or the cure date)

• How to find the address on the recorded management certificate

• Fictional Fort Worth samples so you are not staring at empty brackets

Not included: a lawyer, a guarantee the board will drop the fine, or Chapter 82 condo procedure. If you already have a foreclosure or a lawsuit, stop and call a Texas HOA attorney.

Personal use. Instant download.