How do I write a rent to own agreement for my house?

I think you'll find this to be incredibly burdensome in Texas, as TPC 5.062(c) governs all situations that provide for Deeds to be signed > 180...

Can the apartment charge me for a whole month rent even though I can't move in at the begin of the month?

Technically I suppose yes the Landlord could do this, but in 30+ years of both residential and commercial leasing I have never seen this done. If...

What should I do to clear a false eviction?

If you were never served with the pleadings you should still be able to contest the lawsuit. Although you should note that strange service of...

Is there a benefit of protection to file for a second LLC under a prior LLC, or just open the second business as a DBA

It's always a benefit to create a new LLC and separate assets and liabilities from the existing LLC. And, all the more so in a higher-risk business...

Do i need real estate attorney?

Normally I would say you need a Warranty Deed with Vendor's Lien, Promissory Note, Deed of Trust and Lender Title Policy. However -- if you want to...

Squatter listed property in his bankruptcy estate. Property never went through probate, but family still paying property taxes

You'll likely need a bankruptcy lawyer to intervene in Federal Court, and file a Motion to Lift Stay so you can proceed in JP Court with an...

Can a business dictate who you use to repair damages made to a vehicle during service that they claim responsibility for?

It is your right to turn this over to your insurance carrier. Although it may be too small. It is also your right to obtain an independent written...

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How go I go about taking a person to court for theft of service

If the claim is under $10k, then you file a lawsuit in local Justice of the Peace / Small Claims Court.

If I purchased a house in TX before I got married and just sold it (husb and I married 6 years is he entitled to 1/2 of $

Good reply from Mario. This may be a complicated evaluation. Check with a Houston-area family lawyer. Sounds like you'll be needing one soon anyway...

Is the state of Texas one of those states where the laws prohibit creditors from garnishing wages or levying bank accounts?

Texas law prohibits *wage* garnishment in this situation. See TPC 42.001(b)(1): http://www.statutes.legis.state.tx.us/Docs/PR/htm/PR.42.htm....