Can i sue my landlord for putting my belongings by the curb resulting in losing them before my lease is up?
Yes you will have a justifiable claim, if LL took this action without first obtaining a Court Judgment followed by a Writ of Possession.
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Yes you will have a justifiable claim, if LL took this action without first obtaining a Court Judgment followed by a Writ of Possession.
I doubt you are in any type of legal jeopardy, particularly if you engage a Cass County attorney who understands this. Adverse possession has two...
If they don't want to wait until death, they don't object to the estate tax implications, and there is no mortgage, then they can sign a General...
If the Contract is seller-financed then it is not assignable without the Seller's written consent. Other Texas Contracts are assignable if not...
No.
No. But you might be able to purchase it from the City of Dallas for a small reduction (15% I recall) from its fair market value. Contact the City...
Tell your cadre to get the assistance of a commercial real estate attorney to evaluate the Lease. However, if the Lease obligates the Tenant to...
Your LL may be correct if s/he is only asking for the signatory for your d/b/a to execute the Lease as Manager for the entity. An example would be...
Assume you are in Tarrant County? Verify exact ownership of your property here: https://www.tad.org/property-search/. Then use a REALTOR(R) or...
I think you'll find that recourse against this class of unlicensed workers has limited value given the depth of our Texas personal exemption...