What kind of deed do we need to transfer ownership of land/farm house from a parent to an adult child?

This is one of those unusual situations where you will want to use a General Warranty Deed, if parent has title insurance. This allows junior the...

A "garageman" with whom a motor vehicle is left for care has a lien on the car under Texas law. See TPC 70.003 and the following statutes:...

Can an employer terminate you for text messages sent to a team member on your personal cell phone and not a company issue cell?

Texas is an "at-will" employment state. Absent an employment contract or discrimination, with few exceptions an employer can show an employee the...

Can I sue person I was paying money to.

This sounds a lot like a lawsuit to me. You'll need a Houston-area lawyer who can consider matters such as "equitable title" as well as...

My mom co-signed on my car note and my car is paid off, the title is in both mine and her name. Can she keep the car from me?

Yes. She can take it back from you. Then you can retrieve it from her. And back and forth. Because absent an agreement, both co-owners have an...

Can a landlord Vacate someone after the tenant talked to them and said they was going to move when the lease is up

If the initial lease term has expired, then most leases allow either landlord or tenant to terminate the lease upon 30-60 days advance written...

I have an out-of-date Letter Testamentary. Can I get a new one (preferably without using mail) ?

Go see the Harris County Probate Clerk, and bring a whopping $2 (although there may be added fees for expedited processing):...

Is this legal?

Texas law authorizes seizure of various items of personal property, but the provision must be underlined or printed in bold type font in a Lease....

How do I prove a 3 day notice to pay or leave was not posted?

The oft-cited three-day requirement is a fallacy. If you read TPC 24.005(a) carefully, you'll see the words "three days' written notice to vacate ....

What to do in this case ?? Does this go under landlord acting in bad faith ?

If you are familiar with Texas law, then you know you can sue the landlord for triple damages, $100, attorneys fees and court costs. Use the...