How do I prevent 8 ft of my 33 yr residential lot from being stolen by a new neighbor's new improper survey and title policy?

You deliver this claim to your title underwriter for both indemnity and defense. That is, after all, why the premium was paid.

Can the landlord come in whenever she wants?

Check your Lease. But regardless -- you are entitled a reasonable expectation of privacy.

Can the landlord kick me out in 3 days?

By law and contract, you are entitled to at least one day's written notice before an eviction lawsuit can be lawfully commenced.

When evicted and the landlord is placing your belongings on the street and do not give all your stuff to you is that legal in te

New Texas laws provide an easy method for you to retrieve your property: http://www.statutes.legis.state.tx.us/Docs/PR/htm/PR.24A.htm. Find the JP...

How much does a 120 page franchisee agreement review cost ?

Sorry, but we are unable to answer this Q in this forum. Contact local business lawyers who understand franchising.

How to protect both buyer and seller in sale?

We usually do this with an irrevocable, standby letter of credit. If for whatever reason that won't work, then perhaps an escrow can be established...

Commercial Lease states that landlord will install HVAC unit in a space but now he is refusing to do so. Help me please.

You'll need to check your Lease very carefully to see if you have the right of offset so you can do this yourself and deduct the costs from rental....

If you are working as a real estate agent and you did not accompany a buyer on a final walkthrough is the agent liable for damag

The answer likely lies in an understanding of who you represent and therefore to whom you owe fiduciary duties.

I believe the words REALTOR(r) and REALTORS(r) are trademark protected. Not "Realty." See...

I have a default judgement against me about 9years ago. I own no property,

I can't readily imagine that a judgment creditor will learn of this. As well, the judgment lien expires in one more year if it is not renewed. But...