Frisco, TX
Real estate Lawyer at Frisco, TX
Practice Areas: Real Estate
In Texas, the answer would be "yes." You should contact a local attorney as to whether or not you should take action.
Although the HOA may not exist, the restrictive covenant may. It would be best to consult a local attorney to examine the documents and render an...
In Texas, an "occupant" is listed on a lease for informational purposes only. Rights and obligations run to the Lessee. if it were me, I would...
In Texas, the answer would be "no." The foreclosure would wipe out the lease if the mortgage being foreclosed pre-dated the lease agreement, so...
Appeal periods are typically short. Check with the local court to see if your appeal period has expired.
Without examining the documents, I could only guess. By "all parties" are you saying that the landlord signed the sublease? Did the sublease...
If it is going to short sale, there probably isn't enough equity to get your money back. If your brother has assets that you could attach, you...
When I have difficult tenants, I just refund the deposit and move on. It is not worth the grief. Best of luck.
If you file a Mechanic's Lien against the property, the property owner would then put pressure on the general to get you paid. There are very...
This is what we call a scrivner's error in the trade. They would be able to prove-up that they meant 2013 instead of 2014 due to the time of...
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