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Lemon Law Attorney Serving Dallas

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Dallas, TX

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Texas handles lemon law claims differently from most states, and it works in a Dallas driver’s favor. Rather than filing a lawsuit, you bring a complaint to the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles, and a state hearings examiner decides it — a faster, more predictable forum than a crowded civil docket. Our Texas-licensed attorney builds that case, and the firm has resolved 36 lemon law and warranty claims for Dallas-area 214, 469, and 972 drivers since January 2025.† If a Forest Lane or LBJ Freeway purchase keeps coming back for the same defect, start with a free review: (888) 415-0610.

The Texas framework, in brief

TxDMVstate hearing, not a lawsuit
4 / 2 / 30repairs, safety repairs, or days out of service
36Dallas-area wins since Jan 2025†

Texas-licensed representation

Adam C. Mott — Attorney at Law, licensed in Texas (Bar Card No. 24089038) and Virginia, who has handled Texas vehicle-warranty claims for a decade.
Jason S. Hegedus — founder of the practice; his Houston office and Texas-licensed team resolve claims statewide, backed by nearly 30 years in lemon law.

Dallas dealerships whose service records power a claim

A warranty repair order from any authorized Dallas dealer counts toward the Texas presumption:

  • Toyota of Dallas — 2610 Forest Lane (Toyota)
  • Young Chevrolet — 9301 E R L Thornton Fwy (Chevrolet)
  • Rusty Wallis Honda — 12277 Shiloh Rd (Honda)
  • Dallas Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram — 11550 LBJ Fwy (Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep, Ram)
  • Sewell Cadillac of Dallas — 7310 Lemmon Ave (Cadillac)
  • Sewell Buick GMC of Dallas — 7474 Lemmon Ave (Buick, GMC)

Bought at a dealer in Plano, Irving, or Garland and serviced in Dallas? The visits still combine — a Texas claim tracks the vehicle’s defect history, not one location.

Venue and judicial review for Dallas claims

Under Tex. Occ. Code §§ 2301.601–2301.613, Texas treats a vehicle as a lemon after four unsuccessful repairs of the same defect (two for a serious safety hazard) or 30 total days out of service within 24 months or 24,000 miles, after certified-mail notice to the manufacturer. Unusually, the claim is heard by the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles — you file a complaint (a $35 fee) and a TxDMV hearings examiner decides it; only judicial review or a separate Dallas County warranty suit reaches a courtroom. See our Texas lemon law page for the details.

From our Google reviews

Dallas clients are represented from our Houston office, rated 4.8 on Google across 89 reviews.‡

“I had a very great experience with Maritza Izquierdo the manager. They relieved a lot of stress and told me once I signed the retainer they would take it from there. And that’s exactly what they did. They are an excellent team Attorney Mott, Maritza and the rest of the staff… Everything worked out in my favor with their expertise.”Pearl D. Zamora · Google review

Dallas lemon law FAQ

Is a Texas lemon law claim really decided by a state agency?

Yes, and it sets Texas apart. Instead of filing a lawsuit, you bring a complaint to the Texas Department of Motor Vehicles, and a hearings examiner decides it after an administrative hearing. We prepare and present that case for Dallas drivers.

My Dallas dealer keeps failing to fix the same defect — how many tries is enough?

Texas presumes enough attempts after four repairs of the same defect, or two if it is a serious safety hazard, or 30 cumulative days out of service — all within 24 months or 24,000 miles.

How is the use deduction figured?

Texas repurchases at purchase price plus certain fees, minus a reasonable allowance for the miles driven before the first repair; the TxDMV sets that allowance, and there is no fixed statutory formula.

Do I need to come to an office?

No. Our Texas-licensed attorney represents Dallas drivers from the firm’s Houston office entirely by phone, email, and mail.

Talk to a Dallas lemon law attorney

Find out in one call whether your repair record already meets the Texas standard: (888) 415-0610. Serving Dallas from our Houston office through our Texas-licensed attorney — no office visit needed.

Nearby: Fort Worth · Houston · Austin · Statewide: Texas Lemon Law

† Figures reflect lemon law and vehicle warranty claims recorded as won in Lemon Law Group Partners’ case-management records for matters opened January 2, 2025 through July 15, 2026, matched to each city by client phone area code (Houston 713/281/832/346; San Antonio 210/726; Dallas 214/469/972/945; Austin 512/737; Fort Worth 817/682; El Paso 915). “Won”/”resolved” means a claim concluded by manufacturer repurchase, replacement, cash settlement, or other negotiated resolution. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Results vary by case.

‡ “7,500+ Texas lemon law claims resolved” and “$300M+ recovered / 30,000+ clients helped” reflect the firm’s published all-time totals; source: firm case-management records. “4.8 average on Google (89 reviews)” refers to the Google Business Profile for the Law Offices of Jason S. Hegedus PLLC in Houston, Texas. Reviews reflect individual experiences and do not guarantee similar results.

¶ Statements about fees refer to attorney’s fees; a prevailing consumer may recover attorney’s fees under the Texas Lemon Law and related warranty statutes. Clients may be responsible for certain costs and expenses, which may be deducted from any recovery. Fee terms are set forth in each client’s written fee agreement.

Texas office: Law Offices of Jason S. Hegedus PLLC, 2180 N Loop W #305, Houston, TX 77018 · (888) 415-0610. Lemon Law Group Partners PLC shares office space and a Texas-licensed attorney with the Law Offices of Jason S. Hegedus PLLC; its principal and responsible office is 3323 NE 163rd St, Suite 301, North Miami Beach, FL 33160.