Will a violation of a state stature constitute a lease to be not legally binding?

Yes it is still binding, although your Lease doesn't contain the underscored or bold type font warnings described in TPC 92.0563(g). You have a...

What steps do I take for Landlord's breach of contract, possible fraud, and retaliation?

The concept of unlawful retaliation isn't applicable in commercial leasing in Texas, you won't find it in the few laws that govern commercial...

Is the landlord required to supply heat in texas?

Read your Lease. Unless your Lease provides otherwise, your LL is obligated to furnish both heat and air conditioning. See TPC 92.0561(d)(3)(C):...

While I can appreciate the attention to detail, I wouldn't stress over a punctuation error. It's a common mistake, and rarely fixed. A future title...

What good is a evivtion?

If you asked the JP for a Judgment including court costs then you have the right to collect this amount from your tenant, as well as all filing...

Does a potential buyer get the title of certificate before or after purchasing the business?

Do *NOT* sign anything or send anything to anyone without first engaging an attorney, who can prepare a comprehensive Purchase and Sale Agreement...

I suggest you start by calling the FW police and see if they will assign a detective to investigate. It's possible they will not. If that fails,...

I am the beneficiary in a deed of trust. Can I assign also myself as the substitute trustee and conduct the foreclosure?

I am unaware of any law that prohibits you from serving as the sub trustee. See TPC 51.0074(a):...

Can I use my LLC name for all other business transactions and choose to only use my DBA name as a shorter name for check pmpts.?

Yes, if your LLC has filed appropriate Assumed Name Certificates with the Secretary of the State of Texas and in Bexar County as required by TBCC...

Will others be able to use my LLC name when I file a DBA underneath it?

To the second Q, you must file your assumed name with the County Clerk of the County in which your registered office or principal office is...