Texas Complaint for the Conversion of Property is a legal document used to initiate a lawsuit in the state of Texas. It is typically used when an individual or entity (plaintiff) claims that another individual or entity (defendant) has wrongfully taken or converted their property. The Complaint outlines the parties' rights and interests in the property, the circumstances of the alleged conversion, and the damages and relief sought by the plaintiff. It also serves as a formal notice to the defendant that a legal action is being taken against them. There are two types of Texas Complaint for the Conversion of Property: common law conversion and statutory conversion. Common law conversion applies to property that has been wrongfully taken or used without the owner's consent or permission. Statutory conversion applies to property that has been wrongfully taken or used in violation of state or federal laws. The Complaint must state the plaintiff's legal basis for the conversion claim and must be supported by evidence. Once filed, the defendant must respond to the Complaint or risk being found in default.