Absent neighbor's consent or an easement, you have no right to access a neighbor's property for this (or any) purpose. If neighbor is not...

Your ability to recover damages against a defaulting seller is a function of: (a) the Contract that was executed; (b) the assets of the seller,...

This is not nearly as unusual as you might think. Title insurance agents routinely contact mortgage lenders for both Payoff Statements and...

If one of the co-owners leased some or all of the property, then you have no right to evict anyone unless the Ts have breached the Lease. If the...

Lenders and title underwriters will consider that this *does* affect title, unless it is released or proven to be inapplicable. And, BTW, this...

M&M Liens are not necessarily expunged due to foreclosure; some can survive while others may be eliminated. And even if eliminated, your claim...

If she is not contributing to home repair expenses, utilities, taxes, insurance, or anything else, then Texas law considers her to be a house...

Be careful - some transfers can cause a lender to accelerate the loan balance. If that is not an issue here, then use a General Warranty Deed for...

It can be lawful. You'll want to read TPC 24.005(f) and (f-1) to make that determination: https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/PR/pdf/PR.24.pdf.

No, the lien is not automatically expunged merely by your claim of business or residential homestead.