In the state of Texas, can a person own a property but assign someone else to be responsible for the property taxes?

It's either an error, or Pa is mistaken and he's shown as a grantee in the Deed. Check the Polk County Official Public Records here:...

In Texas, does a partition suit have to always be tried in the county where the property is located?

David offered a great reply. Partition lawsuits and then receiver appointments are uniquely county-specific. See TPC 23.002(a):...

I have an eviction and it says joint responsibility. Does that mean I have to pay it myself or split between roommates?

If this happened in Texas, you and your brother would each be 100% responsible if the Lease didn't provide anything unusual. AZ law is likely the...

Can a owner of a home remove a tenants belongings & put them outside without a eviction notice?

If this happens to your cadre, tell her to go to the nearest JP Court to request an Order of Entry. She'll need to show the Clerk TPC 24A:...

Is it legal for landlord to charge you late fees on a chec that was being sent directly to the landlord from the government?

Since you are receiving different answers from the Property Managers, go directly to the owner. Find out the true name of the owner and address...

The way to do accomplish what you were trying to do is with an eviction lawsuit and agreed Judgment. Since you don't have that, you'll need to go...

Your lawyer can appear and argue the case on your behalf. However, if contested then the owner or the owner's agent (property manager perhaps, or...

Can I kick someone out of my apartment who is not on the lease?

If he's not a tenant and pays no sublease rental or offers no valuable services that could be considered equivalent to sublease rent, then he is a...

What to do if my landlord evicted me, and the reason he gave me was I wasn't a good fit?

If you haven't defaulted, then this smells like the potential of unlawful discrimination if you fit into one of the HUD protected categories or...

I think you know the answer to this Q, but here it is anyway. Yes of course just because a property is condemned or taken by eminent domain, or...