Is it illegal to (1) issue a response ultimatum deadline (to family) and (2) move forward if there is no response?

You have no lawful right to assume that silence (yes, even after receipt of CMRRR mail) equates to acquiescence to your plan, and title companies...

Can I evict this way?

Due to the breach of your [oral] Lease, you'll need to furnish this T a three-day demand to vacate the premises, before you can file an eviction...

What is my best and fastest option to resolve these judgements against my parents so I can sell their home?

Good news, Texas law provides a procedure for this in TPC 52.0012: http://www.statutes.legis.state.tx.us/Docs/PR/htm/PR.52.htm. Get a Houston-area...

What happens when you dont move out at end of lease?

It is not lawful for a Texas residential LL to change door locks if you are current in the payment of all rental. If your LL is really irritated,...

Can an apartment complex send you a statement for damages over 60 days after move out?

LL has only 30 days after you surrender the premises in which to furnish you a deposit accounting -- however, the 30-day clock doesn't start until...

Can a landlord keep the depoit to remodel the home if we are moving out?

Security deposits are used to secure a Tenant's performance of a Lease. So if you default (fail to pay rent, fail to pay late fees, fail to pay...

Can my landlord keep my deposit to remodel the home if I'm moving out?

Security deposits are used to secure a Tenant's performance of a Lease. So if you default (fail to pay rent, fail to pay late fees, fail to pay...

How can I evict my 33 year old son

If he is not paying rent, then he is a house guest and no formal proceedings or court intervention is required. You may remove him whenever you...

What do I do if I can't afford to fix tenants restroom ?

If the T is current in rent payments, and if the LL is responsible to repair the restroom equipment, and further -- if this is a residential lease...

Yes of course it is possible. However, your statement that you would vacate early may be, under Texas law, an "anticipatory breach of contract,"...