What is the Validation time limit in TX?

tlo2.tlc.state.tx.us/statutes/docs/FI/content/htm/fi.005.00.000392.00.htm

Section 392.202
Not later than the 30th day after the date a notice of inaccuracy is received, a third-party debt collector who initiates an investigation shall send a written statement to the individual...

will this apply to an attorney who is sueing me over debt who also is trying to collect on it from another office in another state?

Since they are already in the process of sueing you I am not sure. I would assume they still have 30 days.

If you are a resident of Texas use the state laws for your validation.It gives them 30 days to resolve dispute and has very good consumer protection.

I think other state should give such limitations of time. Otherwise a JDB could continue to report it on your CR even if it doesn't belong to you. And the dispute process with the consumer reporting agencies is rigged, they always "validate" with the CAs and give you an automated response within the hour. Happened one time on a Sunday around 2AM I filed a dispute with Transunion and they got back to me in 45 min. telling me it was valid. :(