Have some title 8 chapter 93.002 and .003 questions along with 93.003 lockouts.
My sense is that you know that the TPC 93 (commercial) statutes are radically different than TPC 92 (residential). In commercial leasing, tenants...
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My sense is that you know that the TPC 93 (commercial) statutes are radically different than TPC 92 (residential). In commercial leasing, tenants...
If you signed the loan docs then on the date of foreclosure you will become a "tenant at will" or "tenant by sufferance," entitled to a minimum of...
There is a theory in Texas law called "Confession of Judgment." Basically it permits a D to request that the Court enter a Judgment against the D...
Read your Lease. Most residential Leases provide that the LL has a lien on your non-exempt property, which would indeed allow the LL to seize such...
There are two levels of approvals for you to obtain. The first is governmental -- either municipal or county, or possibly both. The second is...
You have the right to defend the eviction in Court. You have the right to confront the LL and its property manager, also in Court, and make them...
I'm assuming the gate is on his property? If so, I cannot readily imagine that you have the legal right to force him to close it or even keep it...
If you have a known legal right (let's say, to disapprove a sublease) and you take actions inconsistent with that right (e.g., deposit of a check)...
If you overpaid then your LL must reimburse the excess, but if they don't and you offset against the next month's installment of rent without their...
Surveys have no expiration date, although there is in Texas a "statute of repose" limiting claims against surveyors to 10 years.