What is the statute that defines a landlord threatening his own tenant to remain at a property or unlawfully extending a lease?

There is no statute in Texas civil law, as quite simply there will be no extended Lease if both LL and T do not agree to it. There will be statutes...

Can I sell my house I got through owner finance if the owner I got it from says there is a due on clause?

Yes of course you can sell your property. Texas takes a dim view of those who try to prohibit it -- it's called a "unlawful restraint on...

I wish to file a judgment lien on vacant land owned by the debtor. I know I have to file the judgment and then the judgment

First, you have to file a lawsuit. Second, you have to win it. Third, you have to wait for it to become final -- no appeals. At that juncture you...

Can a landlord require that I keep the utilities in my name after the lease is up?

There is no prohibition in Texas law of which I am aware. If the Lease obligates the Tenant to keep the utilities on for several days at Tenant's...

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How do I find a lawyer to help me get my truck back. (North Texas)

The lawyers with whom you spoke maybe didn't offer much help because they understood the law. TPC 70.003 allows a "garageman" to maintain a lien on...

What are some of the common proper uses of a DBA, in relation to an LLC setup in TX?

If the LLC senses a business reason to conduct business in a name other than that which is exactly the name stated in its Certificate of Formation,...

Please focus on Mr. Johnson's answer. I am concerned you may have some criminal exposure for your [alleged] activities.

Is a final "Safety" or "Certificate of Residency" approval required from the city for a new construction house?

First, check your Construction Contract to see if the builder is so-obligated. If it's silent on that point (which is likely the case), then no the...

My neighbors tree limbs hang on my roof, can I cut them down without getting in trouble?

You may remove only those limbs that encroach over your property line. Check your survey and be *sure* you have properly located the boundary line...

What does "further ordered that all costs in this matter are taxed to Plaintiff" mean?

Plaintiff -- whoever asserted the litigation -- is responsible for all costs of Court. That's about $150. Plaintiff has already paid those fees...