Who is responsible for removing a fallen tree from a rental property ?

Yes, but only after you receive a Court Judgment so-providing. See TPC 92.054(c): http://www.statutes.legis.state.tx.us/Docs/PR/htm/PR.92.htm. But...

Purchase agreement foreclosure. The purchaser is in default for not securing financing to pay off my loan. What steps do I take

I am unaware of a DIY guide to foreclosure, however, you can read the Texas foreclosure laws at TPC 51:...

How does my boyfriend evict his ex girlfriend from a home he rents when she isn't on rental agreement?

He stops paying rental for property he doesn't occupy. That will cause the LL to evict. If he explains all of this to the LL in advance, he might...

Would I be responsible for paying half the cost of replacing a fence?

I'm not convinced you are liable for anything. You'll need to closely review your survey and title policy to determine you and your neighbor's...

Sorry to say this, but 'fair' doesn't enter the equation. Your attorney will need to present to the arbitrator such evidence as you have regarding...

Utilities have the right to take property through the process of eminent domain. If there is no pre-existing easement, then you might have the...

After you appeal a justice of the peace ruling for eviction do you get to stay in your apartment until the process is over?

You may stay, but only if you timely post the appeal bond or pauper's affidavit in lieu of bond, and also, you must pay rental into the registry of...

How to sue for breach of contract (more than forty thousand dollars at stake) if not in the same state as person to sue and...?

You hire an Austin-area lawyer who can look at your Contract, and hope against hope, retain jurisdiction in Travis County if there is any way...

Can you contest a writ of possession in Texas?

You can: (a) negotiate a resolution with your LL that will allow you to stay a bit longer, on payment of increased rental if the LL will agree; (b)...

How can I get back my rental deposit that was not returned?

You do so by filing a triple damages lawsuit in local JP Court. TPC 92.109 allows this, provided you did not withhold any rental payments and you...