Can in-laws evict me from my house if only themselves and deceased wife are listed on mortgage loan or deed?

Yes. In Texas, agreements concerning ownership of real estate must be in writing. This is called the statute of frauds requirement.

What action can I take against JP?

You cannot take action against the Justice of the Peace. They have judicial immunity. File a pleading with the county court where the case is...

What what can I do if the deed on a house title has my mom's name she passed away 11 years ago but she didn't had a will ?

If I understand your question, there will be problems for a title company trying to insure good and marketable title if and when this property is...

If his USAA account had a beneficiary designation, you might not even need to file. Check his last statement of account, the beneficiary...

Can a sherrif take personal items?

The protected personal property is listed at "Texas Property Code 42'. Just Google that and get a list. Even if it is on the list, if the...

Can JP court clerks block you from filing petitions and/or motions not written on their fill-in-the-blank forms?

You can file your own form of plaintiff's original petition. The clerks will not reject your filing. Use the court's form as an outline for the...

Yes, you could do that. Did you win? The winning side is normally asked to prepare the judgment. The judge can also prepare a judgment. Why...

JP Court clerks are insisting that I must hire an attorney to file a Writ of Garnishment?

You did not say if the judgment creditor is you personally or your company. The law changed a while back. In Justice Court, you are allowed to...

Does this mean that the other party got a lawyer?

If the sheriff, constable or private process server serves papers on you. that does not harm you, it is just the procedure to give you notice. For...

Who is at fault, and what do I do?

Because you had paid the rent, you had rights under the lease to have the quiet and peaceful use and enjoyment of the apartment. Nothing you did...