There are different ways leases are broken by management -- usually involving safety or habitability. There are also ways to fix this: a) you take care of it and charge them; b) take it out of your lease to fix and c) leave. That being said, the third option is such that you may need to seek the advice of a third party because if the "mold" is not mold or a judge doesn't for some reason believe it is an issue of habilitity, your case of constructive eviction may fail.
So, try the following:
a) www.attorneypages.com and/or
b) http://www.oag.state.tx.us/consumer/tenants.shtml

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