What are my options as an independent contractor that did not get paid for services rendered?

You will need to sue in the appropriate court, which is likely the county court or district court in the county in which you performed the work. I...

What rights do I have in getting a deposit back on a house that I never went into rental agreement on?

It depends on the purpose of the deposit. If you paid through a credit/debit card, then maybe you can dispute the charge through them. Otherwise,...

If a Corporation is in partnership with a limited liability company who in turn owns another limited liability company

I'm not sure an FOI would help you that much. I don't deal with 401K's, but I would assume that you receive quarterly/annual reports. You...

Bought a property at foreclosure auction, only to find out that there is a pending lawsuit by owner against the bank. Options?

It may not be as simple as filing an eviction, especially if the occupant has counsel. I would strongly advise you to hire an attorney to assist...

2nd request:: Co. A has LLC in TX in the oil business.Co. A then sets up a forgien LLC in the state of New Mex.

There are way too many possibilities. Considering the state chosen, I'm not too sure whether one should be leery of an ulterior motive. Texas...

A Texas attorney can draft the deed. A California notary would be sufficient. There isn't a need to revert the property back to the original owner...

Should I sue for three times the security deposit +100 civil fee/attorney fees?

There are quite a few additional questions that must be asked. It would be important to know when the lease expired. Additionally, one would need...

Eviction

Until the constable removes you. Even then, it may be set aside for you or on the street for a day. With that being said, the landlord could have a...

When will a county sell property for back taxes?

Good question. Ms. Smith is right. However, I've known counties to refuse foreclosing because the property wasn't worth the hassle. Thus the answer...

What is the best way to get my 25% interest of a property in risk of being sold due to delinquent tax without pricy court fee?

It's probably not a bad idea to visit an attorney about partitioning the property. You may have to jump through a few hoops considering the tax...