Road Classification

It sounds like you live on a private road as opposed to one that has been designated as a public road. The county (Montgomery) is required to...

Spousal Obligations

Assuming that the property is in Texas (since you are in Austin), the answer is generally YES a judgment creditor can put a lien on property owned...

What is the % of home owners needed to dissolve an HOA in the state of Texas? It states 67% to ammend bylaws but that's it.

Your best solution is through the election process. It is impossible to fully answer your questions without reviewing the DC&Rs and bylaws....

I concur with the above answer completely. However, there is one more variable that sometimes comes into play. Sometimes there are advantages to...

I bought a house at a tax foreclosure sale auction in march

You are going to need to hire an attorney to resolve this issue. he or she will have to determine exactly what are the "issues with the deed". I...

Note holder passed away. The estate holder has no contract. Do not know how much I owe. Do I stillI pay for the home?

The answer to your question is going to depend on several different variables. Hopefully, you have signed a deed of trust and it has been recorded...

If you quit making your house payment can they garnish your wages or take other recourse against you?

Of course, if you stop making your payments, your lender will be able to foreclose on your home and you will lose any equity that you have in the...

I am refinance my home and I am including my ex in the loan.what type or form can he sign stating that the house is only my .

When you were divorced, the Court should have determined who owns the house. If the Court awarded the house to you, you can file a certified copy...

Technically, the deed is valid as between the substitute trustee and the purchaser whether it is filed of record or not. However, the purchaser...

What are the pros and cons for signing a Special Warranty Deed? I only own 1/8 of the house my fathers widow is living in.

While it is not entirely clear from your question, I believe teh facts are that your father died intestate (without a will) and that the intestacy...