If this is regarding a foreclosure that took place 23 years ago, you are surely past the statute of limitations.

I changed the practice area from Foreclosure to Landlord/Tenant. I suspect the answers you're looking for are in the lease documents.

Definitely hire an attorney ASAP. Generally, if a lender (you) finds that a property is being auctioned for taxes, the lender makes the payment...

If you sold the property, it would appear there's nothing for you to do. You can call the office that handled the transaction for you to confirm.

If there's an active case, you really should have representation. Contact one of the attorneys above, or use the "Find a Lawyer" button at the top...

Probably. Take your mortgage documents to a local foreclosure defense attorney and find out what your options are.

Foreclosure in Texas can be VERY fast. Contact a local attorney ASAP.

The acceleration rules are very complicated. It's definitely time to consult with a lawyer and discuss your goals and how to achieve them. This is...

Time to consult with a lawyer. Many of us offer free consultations.

In a situation like this, we always recommend consulting with an estate planning attorney to make sure everyone's goals are met.