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The first thing you'll need to do is check your title policy and survey to determine if neighbor has a recorded easement. Even without it, there is...

I have one acre and my house and then 9.33 acres separate for tax purposes. I put up the 10.33 acres as collateral to build.

What you are looking for is called a "partial release" clause. If you did not negotiate it in your Loan Agreement or Deed of Trust, then it's not...

Will we be able to get our earnest money released from title company back to us?

This is a difficult question to answer without knowing more facts. Did your first termination reach the listing agent within the five-day option...

How do I deal with an eviction from a couple of years ago so I can now rent an apartment?

Hopefully your credit scores are otherwise great. That fact, coupled with: (a) ~ three years has elapsed since the default; (b) your willingness to...

Can arbitration be used to settle real property disputes?

Arbitration can be utilized, however, it may be a mistake for partition. Not only must all sides agree to arbitration, but at the end the...

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I sent a "30 day notice to vacate" to my tenant and he says I can't evict with out cause, is he right?

Assuming: (a) this is not government-subsidized housing; (b) the T was occupying the premises on a month-to-month basis as a holdover tenant after...

In a partition case who determines whether it will be kind or sale?

You might be interested in reviewing our Texas laws and rules. Partition laws are found in TPC 23:...

In verbal contracts, what is to stop someone from just saying you offered something when you didn't?

Absent the exceptions to our Texas laws on this point, the answer to your Q is the various Texas Statutes of Frauds. See TBCC 26.01 and 26.02:...

Should an Easement Agreement include provisions for obstruction of access to my property?

If it's for public health, safety or welfare purposes, the county can likely take your property anyway through eminent domain. If the county is...