It is yours. As an example, if my dog gets loose and runs to your yard, does that mean that you own him? If I mistakenly park my tractor on your...

In Texas, there are theories of "inherent," "implicit," and "applied" authority and agency, which means that if a reasonable person dealing with X...

Indeed you have a Lease, even if it is not written, provided you can prove in Court that the term was less than one year; see TBCC 26.01(b)(5):...

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The Contract you signed with the Buyer likely obligates to fully pay all liens and security interests, whether or not recorded in the Harris County...

To avoid a lawsuit to clear this title "cloud," sometimes title agencies are willing to accept a combination of indemnities and escrowed funds to...

There is a theory in Texas law called "quantum meruit":...

The individual who signed the Lease is likely personally responsible for all of the T's lease obligations, and may not successfully hide behind the...

No one, including a City, may divert the natural flow of surface water in a manner that damages the property of another. See Texas Water Code...

If I understand your post correctly, the Lease was signed by the Tenant as an LLC, but in actuality the LLC was not yet formed? If that is true...

Only a power-of-attorney document, notarized, will accomplish this goal. A quick Google search will lead you to many results for a "Durable...