In Texas, litigation filed without a basis in law or fact will (should) result in sanctions against not only the party that filed the pleadings,...

The process is that first, you'll need a Purchase and Sale Contract; second, you'll need to evaluate title to be sure partner did not cause...

While it appears that title agent was negligent, it doesn't appear that you were damaged by its negligence as you received the extra $30k that...

First, check your loan docs to be 100% sure that there was no mortgage (in Texas we call this a 'Deed of Trust') executed and recorded. If there...

Yes, of course you should purchase an Owner Policy of Title Insurance. And if a Lender policy will be issued at the time of your purchase, then...

You are a guest, subject to removal at any time without court process. If however you have occupied a hotel room for 30+ consecutive days AND you...

You have a trespass claim against your neighbor. First, install exterior security cameras so you have a video of the actions taken by your...

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If all parties agree to edit a fully signed Contract, then they may do so, regardless of notarization or jurat. To be clear -- it takes the consent...

In Texas law, unless you have a contract with the motel / hotel that says otherwise, you are considered a houseguest. Not a tenant. Tenants have...

It appears that you may have contracted to sell the same property to two different buyers, and I sense a real possibility that the 'loser' may...