Your neighbor may have the right to lawfully enter your property through an easement or similar recorded agreement. You'll need to review your...

Yes, your cousin can "take me to court over a light bill that she didn't help pay either and didn't tell me when the lights were do."

If you live in the City or ETJ of Copperas Cove you can find 2021 zoning ordinances here:...

Co-owners may not evict each other as each as a right of possession. Further, Texas community property laws tend to erode the separate nature of...

Yes, all of those are flags and yes, you should engage an experienced real estate attorney to review this situation for you and give you advise and...

You'd need to review your Lease to understand who is liable, but likely LL is responsible for your damages. With that in mind, however, most auto...

In Texas, it is illegal to divert or impound the natural flow of surface water, with limited exceptions for "gullies and sloughs." If your property...

As real estate co-owners, you are called "tenants in common" in law, even though no leases are involved. It is not overly difficult for TIC owners...

If: (a) the utility provider had no lawful right to access your property; (b) you had posted appropriate signs as required by Texas law; and (c)...

You can find out what is happening by reviewing the foreclosure postings made (assuming the property is located) in Harris County. You may search...