My landlord has started court proceedings against me (not for eviction, the start of though). We go to court on monday and she
You must provide her entry as stated in your lease.
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You must provide her entry as stated in your lease.
This would be considered a latent defect. You might have a case and you should consult with a local real estate attorney.
There are no penalties, except you may cloud your title if it is done wrong. Your husband would need to sign the Quit Claim Deed. As far as the...
Make the objection. Your realtor can assist. A permit may be obtained after the fact - be sure you request that the Sellers obtain one.
Yes. If the letter fails to work, you may need to hire an attorney to obtain a restraining order. You will need evidence.
To answer your first question, unless the court records are sealed, the judge's behavior is not against the law. On the second question, yes. ...
Damage is assessed at the time of the surrender of the premises. Unless your lease states otherwise, you should have right to repair the fence. ...
The court should start the "counting" from the 19th, so you should be good to go!
It is considered inequitable. The HOA may have voided this restriction by allowing it to be broken by your neighbors. You may have a case. Check...
Section 5.008(c) of the Texas Property Code provides that “a seller or seller’s agent shall have no duty to make a disclosure or release...