How do I file a civil suit as Texas resident against someone who lives in another state?
Good question. It will depend upon a few things, including whether you had a contract with the other party and what provisions were contained...
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Good question. It will depend upon a few things, including whether you had a contract with the other party and what provisions were contained...
You should contact an attorney. There will be quite a few questions that will outline who owns the property, not the least of which is the...
You should probably take whatever that was part of to an attorney and let them review it. Much more information would be needed to even begin to...
It all really depends upon your contract(s) - leases and purchase documents - as well as what obligations you have and have not met. It would...
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That is an interesting question. First, neither of them own the house. The LLC owns the house. They own an interest in the LLC. The law gets a bit...
It depends upon whether the probate process has started and what there is to probate. If you already have that information, then call an attorney...
It doesn't sound like it. He provided a service. You paid for a service. Even if he had a valid right, he'd be hard-pressed to make that claim,...
Without getting into agency laws (who has the right to sign contracts), the lease with the $400 would not be correct. However, if the tenant has a...
If they are willing to let you out of the lease, then that's probably your best bet. I fully understand your frustration and desire to rent another...
The terms of your lease will dictate the rights and obligations of the landlord and tenant. You should contact an attorney to not only review your...