You are correct, the law says that you can deny that the event ever happened if you get it expunged. If you took the steps to actually expunge it...

You would need to have an attorney look at the partnership agreement and lease. This could be a real estate question or a general business entity...

You need a local attorney to fight this. Texas is very strict in residential tenancies. The courts, if they follow the law, will require notice...

WE ARE WANTING TO BUY PROPERTY IN TEXAS THAT IS APPARENTLY LANDLOCKED. AFTER RESEARCHING, I HAVE FOUND AN EASEMENT FROM 1980.

Texas A&M Real Estate Center has a good article about easements in its Tierra Grande publication. To address a specific question its always best...

Can I buy a house with my own money and give it as a gift for my uncle ?

You can deed something to someone else. However, there are better options that might work as they may not be able to take care of something as...

In most circumstances you do have to be the sole owner to convey the property. From the facts you have described, you are the sole owner but this...

Apartments bought out my new owners and insist on doing major renovations in our apartments . Can we do anything to stop them?

You always have to look at the lease. The lease will control the relationship with your landlord. The Texas property code does require the...

Is there a legal separation in TX and if yes, how does it compare to divorce when it comes to child support?

No, there is no legal separation. You can establish visitation, custody, and child support during the divorce process (ie "Temporary Orders"). ...

Will an M.I.C. citation from 2 years ago prohibit me from being granted Deferred Action? What type of misdemeanor is it?

It should not affect your DACA application. It is usually a class C offense. If you are unsure of something your really need to consult a lawyer...

My 17 year-old son got a ticket for possession of drug paraphernalia (a glass pipe). Should I hire a lawyer?

There are additional effects the prosecutors won't tell you when you plead guilty to a case. Your sons attorney is the only one who will tell him...