How long after eviction does a writ of possession last
60 days after Judgment. A Justice, may however, extend for 90 days after Judgment for "good cause shown." See TPC 510.8(d)(1):...
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60 days after Judgment. A Justice, may however, extend for 90 days after Judgment for "good cause shown." See TPC 510.8(d)(1):...
Yes you can. Go to your nearest JP Court and request a Writ of Entry, using TPC 24A: https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/PR/htm/PR.24A.htm.
Texas law allows late fees that are a "reasonable estimate of uncertain damages" with respect to residential consumer leasing. See TPC 92.019:...
Generally, you have 10 years to assert a claim against a Texas surveyor. See TCPRC 16.011: https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/CP/htm/CP.16.htm.
In this situation, use a General Warranty Deed so that the property's title will continue to be insurable at the next transfer date. Do *not* use a...
If it's a month-to-month tenancy then yes you can now evict her with a three-day notice, even if she paid rental. You can expedite possession by...
It starts with a review of the cell tower Lease. Get it from the Seller. It's also possible that Memo of Lease (sometimes called a "Short Form...
Exercise the option *now* to buy the property, even if the closing might be deferred to December or January. This will make it far more difficult...
None of us can offer a meaningful answer without reviewing the Lease. Does it allow you to terminate if the LL is delayed? What type of notice and...
Texas law allows you to assert a lien, while you maintain possession of a motor vehicle (including a motorcycle) for storage. Once you release...