I currently reside in a mobile home park. I built a storage shed (sits on bricks) on the lot I rent. Can I take it when I move?

The answer is a function of your Lease. If it is not permanently attached to a foundation then it not "real estate" but rather is "personal...

Can my HOA impose a fine on me?

None of us can answer this without reviewing your HOA docs. But if it's like the others I've seen and it's a mandatory HOA, the HOA can: (a) assess...

A fee simple conveyance is assumed unless a lesser estate is conveyed. You'd need to review the entire instrument, and compare it to TPC 5.001,...

Are sellers on AutoTrader legally bound to sell their car at the advertised price?

There's a distinction in Texas law between unilateral and mutual mistake. Both the Seller and Buyer (you) know this is obviously a mistake, and the...

Land owners of lot next door hired contractors to nail our side door / FIRE EXITshut in an effort to fence off their vacant lot

Unless you consented or recorded docs allow it (like easements), neighbors have no right to enter any portion of your property for any activity...

I want to buy a 10 acre property in Texas owned by an "inactive" company.

In my experience, title agents will demand that the entity be reconstituted as a condition to closing. In that manner, the title underwriter...

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Will my landlord be at the eviction proceeding?

The lawyer likely requires a witness to furnish evidence of tenant default if you attend the trial and object to the lawyer's testimony on that...

What can I do if I know a seller lied on Sellers Disclosure?

If you still own even a fractional interest in the home but don't live there, you'll have an opportunity to disclose all of this to the Buyer...

Now you get to see if neighbor is annoyed enough to assert a lawsuit for the value of her fence and damages caused by her trespass.

Can a default judgment be contested or overturned?

What did you get served with - Writ of Execution, Writ of Garnishment, post-judgment discovery? Yes sometimes default Judgments can be contested,...