You proceed by engaging a Dallas-area lawyer who can evaluate then assert this claim on your behalf, hopefully using Texas laws and Dallas courts,...

To avoid foreclosure, you may: (a) pay what is owing; (b) negotiate the payment amount if the lienholder is willing; (c) file a bankruptcy...

Unless you are occupying the property as a trespasser or similar (such as a houseguest might occupy a residence), then forced removal from the...

If you have never evicted anyone before, I suggest you engage an attorney who can assist you with this process, as this will likely be acrimonious...

The answer to your question is a function of the intent of the contracting parties. If tested in Court, the jury (if empaneled) will be charged...

The answer to your question is a function of the Lease Agreement and all amendments to it, if any. That will provide you the roadmap to understand...

Suggest you engage a lawyer who is board certified by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization in commercial real estate law. Good luck!

Q1: Yes. Q2: That's a function of how the Contract Amendment is written. Q3.1: Yes, or stated more aptly, you can try and Seller can resist or...

The building dept (which issues construction permits and ultimately, green tags) of your City or County will likely require a Plat for this. You...

This process starts with the review of your Contract to understand your rights and remedies, and the type and manner of notice that must be...