Frisco, TX
Real estate Lawyer at Frisco, TX
Practice Areas: Real Estate
You would evict by starting with proper notice. Here is some information that might be helpful. http://www.wvlegalservices.org/tenant.pdf
You will either try and execute the judgment. Perhaps you can garnish income if there is any available for garnishment or you can attach to...
You already have your judgment. If you reach an agreement and she upholds her end of the agreement, you can then release the judgment.
Normally when the state wants to acquire land, they will contact who they think owns the land and attempt to purchase it. They will have a file...
I agree with Attorney Peeples. Before you are forced to move, you have a right to a court hearing.
I agree with Attorney Tingvall. You can file a complaint with the Department of Licensing.
First ask the apartments to remove the item from your credit report. If they fail to do so, you can place the item "in dispute" with the 3 main...
Unfortunately no. You now have two issues to deal with and they don't relate to each other. Sorry.
The judge is not allowed to considered settlement attempts in the decision. It is always best to settle if you can for certainty of outcome. Be...
Mr. Peeples is correct. It is best to contact your landlord now so he or she can get busy on re-letting. If a new tenant can be found immediately...
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