What does it mean when the landlord says he will sue me to the fullest extent of the law?
Who knows? Maybe it's just hot air, often is. But taken literally, he is saying he intends to seek all remedies available to him under Texas law,...
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Who knows? Maybe it's just hot air, often is. But taken literally, he is saying he intends to seek all remedies available to him under Texas law,...
I agree with my colleagues; you really should retain a good local real estate attorney to help with all of this. It will not cost much at all, and...
If both you and the tenant agree (and put it in writing) you can sure try, and I mean, it's only 50 bucks. But I am not sure it is the safest...
This is not a "real estate law" question - you might get better responses if you post this on another forum, although I'l admit, I'm not sure which...
I agree with my colleagues, this is not the sort of question that can be answered here on line; you should ask your bankruptcy attorney to look...
You all sit down and work it out. The alternative is a suit for a partition; a long, stressful expensive process (for everyone), with lawyers,...
One would have to review your contract to be sure, but generally, I can say that what you provided is not adequate (complete). Think: what would...
What do you think? The sheriff said, "everyone," eh? To me, that means that everyone (and everything) will be put out. Be sure you are...
It's certainly possible, but the reality is, "mold" cases are extremely difficult to process, to prove up, and to win. (not to mention, can cost a...
I believe this may be a duplicate question? See my prior response. gsg