Neighbor has legal recourse to prove in Court that she owns what she claims. You, in turn, may have the legal ability to defend and claim ownership...

This will seem uncaring, but does it matter? Meaning, your choices seem to be: (a) do nothing; or (b) do something. Choice (b) involves...

The answer is a function of title. To be sure you have the right to take the action you seek, you will first need to review your title policy and...

(1) If you are the lender and the Release you executed was ineffective to discharge the debt of record, then yes -- you need to correct it and...

You'll need to review the Lease. Presumably T was required to furnish irrevocable move-out notice, upon which you relied. Conversely, Texas law...

Your DE entity will need to register in Texas as a 'foreign' entity. File the appropriate forms by following this link:...

The right answer is likely yes and no. If the owner of real estate is an entity and you have a Judgment against an individual, then I doubt the...

Yes. You'll need to purchase a portion of the property upon which you will place your house, some surrounding buffer area, and access to / from the...

You may file a sworn Statement of Inability to Afford Payment of Court costs with the JP Court Clerk, as provided by TRCP 145:...

Yes, you can get a copy of neighbor's Survey. But if neighbor won't voluntarily share it, this may take a lawsuit to obtain it. For a boundary ...