Maybe. The house was her separate property going into the marriage but he has made all the payments for many years. He has at a minimum,...

No, he has equal right to possession until the court signs the temporary order giving you possession and other rights an protections. You should...

You can never stop someone from suing. Anyone can sue anyone for anything. That does not mean they will win, however. If you have not applied...

You could ask for compensation for your time to fix their problem. The amount would be small. Ask if they will pay you.

The other lawyers give good advice. I write to emphasize the difficulty that you will have (1) finding any worthwhile lawyer to take the case,...

She might have the right to possess the property until she dies or leaves, but the surviving children would collectively have a half interest. ...

Good advice by the other attorney. Something else to consider is, you may have given consent in the wording of the Application for credit. ...

You were ordered to sell the real estate on your own. You did not do that. The court appointed receiver who will likely sell your real estate. ...

Yes, you need to prepare the order. As a pro se, you are bound by the same rules as a practicing attorney.

Check the court house records under the name of the deceased. You won't be able to do anything under Texas law but you would need to consult a...