Landlord had a writ served, then decided to give us extra time to move. Is the writ now void?
The Writ of Possession is valid for 90 days after a Judgment is rendered. In your situation a new Writ is likely not required and if you do not...
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The Writ of Possession is valid for 90 days after a Judgment is rendered. In your situation a new Writ is likely not required and if you do not...
The answer is a qualified yes. It would be 100% yes, except that Texas law obligates the LL to use reasonable efforts to mitigate its damages by...
Our Texas Workforce Commission administers the Texas Payday Law. The TWC takes a dim view of employers who do not pay their employees. You can get...
You should now be able to obtain title insurance without the Schedule B restriction regarding redemption. But at least IMHO it's not worth the...
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Virtually all institutional mortgage loans prohibit this. However, if it's an individual seller then there's a remote chance that there is no...
Texas law permits the LL's seizure of various items of personal property and subsequent sale, but only if it is authorized in a written Lease. So,...
If he's neither paying rent nor obligated to pay rent, then he is a house guest and you may remove him at any time provided you do not incite an...
You go to your local JP Court and request a "Writ of Entry and Property Retrieval" pursuant to our new laws which you may find at TPC 24A:...
You can't evict a property owner until you first foreclose on your vendor's and deed of trust liens. Engage a local attorney to help you through...
No. But regardless, you'd be smart to get a Lease signed, even if it's for $1 per month but specifies a month-to-month term, so that if you friend...
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