The legal theory is called 'accord and satisfaction,' which can cause a creditor to waive the right to enforce payment obligations following...

You might consider using the "series" LLC concept. Or separating each asset in its own entity. Either way you'll need some professional guidance.

Difficult to answer. Liquidated damages clauses before breach are relatively easily contested. Settlements reached -- post-breach -- can rarely be...

If your son assumed responsibility for the loan, then he is liable, otherwise he is not. Regardless, a creditor of the Grantor may have the ability...

If police won't stop it, then you'll need to file a lawsuit for trespass, nuisance, injunction, and temporary restraining orders, in District or...

Reconveyance deeds are used in other States that use mortgages, unlike Texas which uses Deeds of Trust to secure loans. In DoT States, mortgagees...

Although there may be a means to accomplish it, this is still a poor idea. If your daughter (or someone else) doesn't pay property taxes or...

Although there is no statutory right of redemption regarding Texas Deed of Trust foreclosure, you will have to prove to the title underwriter that...

If the fence is located on property you don't own, then the owner of that property -- POA in this situation -- is responsible for its maintenance,...

The answers to your Qs are a function of the contract with the Surveyor, which will (should) explain the scope of her / his / its / their...