Top real estate Lawyers in Texarkana | 3 available

3 real estate lawyers are available in Texarkana, Texas, including Donald Capshaw, Jason Horton, and Jennifer Jordan. These lawyers are rated between 3.8/5 to 4.2/5 and 60% provide free consultation.

Donald Capshaw

Jason Horton

Jennifer Jorda

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Donald Capshaw

Firm: Patton, Roberts, McWilliams & Capshaw, L.L.P.

2900 St Michael Drive , Texarkana , Texas 75505

Practice Areas: Banking & Finance, Real Estate

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Jason Horton

Firm: Jason Horton Law Firm

3315 Texas Boulevard , Texarkana , Texas 75503

Practice Areas: Appellate , Business Formation, Business , Class Actions, Contracts, Debtor/Creditor, ERISA, Federal , General Practice, Insurance , Medical Malpractice, Natural Resources, Nursing Home Negligence, Premises Liability, Products Liability, Real Estate , Toxic Substances, Workers Compensation, Criminal Defense

Jason Horton Law has been helping clients facing various criminal charges in Arkansas and Texas since 2010. Attorney Jason Horton has nearly 20 years of criminal defense and civil law experience handling cases in local, state, and federal courts in the Texarkana area. He provides compassionate, aggressive, and personalized legal solutions for clients facing misdemeanors and felonies. While Jason is dedicated to resolving cases before they reach trial, he will fight for his clients in the courtroom. He has earned numerous awards because of overall client satisfaction and his successful results, including Super Lawyers and National Trial Lawyers Top 100.

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“I hired Jason Horton and he handled it with confidence and passion throughout the entire ordeal. He”

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“I strongly endorse this attorney due to my personal knowledge of his work ethics, skill and commitment to the legal profession and his clients.”

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“Jason Horton is a man of his word! He is super knowledgeable in law & very compassionate toward his clients. He went above & beyond for us. Teresa, his assistant is one of the kind…”

— Rhianna Dawn

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Jennifer Jordan

Firm: Jordan Law Firm, L.L.P.

4 Woodmont Crossing St , Texarkana , Texas 75503

Practice Areas: Business & Commercial, Civil , Corporate , Education , Elder , Estate Planning, Probate , Real Estate , Trusts

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“I've know the Jordon's since I was a kid. They are very honest people. Definitely the place and the people to trust with your needs!!”

— Robin Cope

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Recent Q&As in Texas (real estate)

TX HOA: Where do I start? | Aug 10, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
I currently reside in a condo located inside an HOA. This condo used to be two separate units, but the previous owners got married and combined them into one unit with one address. They cannot be taken apart and made into two separate units again. The HOA requires us to pay 2 assessments because of the previous two separate units. Where do I begin in taking this to the HOA in hopes that I can get this changed to one assessment per month? Would getting the property replatted make a difference? If it matters, I am aware of another property in the same HOA-it is a house, but they own the empty lot next to it, and they only pay one assessment each month. Location: Texas
HOA SENT LIEN LETTER | Jul 29, 2026 | Sourced from Reddit
Location: TEXAS I just received a letter from HOA. Stating that they can put lien or foreclosure on my house for non payments of $1300 due to violation of not cutting mowing my lawn. I do cut my lawn just not regularly. Just missed 2-3 times after they sent me the notice. Which was about $100 per fine. The rest is just interests and late fees. I’ve paid all my assessments on time. My question is what options do I have? Can they really put lien on my house or foreclosure, solely for fines? I’ve emailed them prior to this letter and asked them to make the amount reasonable and I’ll pay. Which they declined to waive any amount from it. TIA

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