Frisco, TX
Business Lawyer at Frisco, TX
Practice Areas: Business, Real Estate, Wills & Living Wills
If you are in an HOA, then notify them. If not, then you should keep pressing the city path, to the extent that the fence is non-compliant. Also,...
These are always tricky. Outside of messing up a calculation, one typically doesn't have the ability to stop a foreclosure when the borrower is...
It would depend upon your contract. If you did not have a contract, then a whole host of other questions would need to be asked. However, there...
If you obtained a TRO (that was signed by the judge and for which you put up a bond), then it needs to be served.
One would need to know more facts. To be clear, your son received a notice to vacate (or similarly titled document). He was not judicially evicted....
There are so many things that you "approve" by just keeping an account open (which may not be legal) or by making one additional trade (which is...
Usually landlords must sign a lease agreement to make it a binding document, especially if the lease is for a term greater than one year. You may...
The sheriff / constable will get there as soon as possible. It will depend on where you fall in the queue. It hopefully won't be more than three or...
You should hire an attorney and sever the relationship cleanly. These things have a way of backfiring if one fails to properly formalize major...
Probably not. However, it's not a bright-line rule. Sometimes it's easier to just file in Texas. You really don't lose much, if any. By the way,...
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