Will I need an attorney?
HOA docs are inherently (purposefully perhaps) vague, abstruse, obtuse and abstract. Yes my surmise is that you'll benefit by having a lawyer...
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HOA docs are inherently (purposefully perhaps) vague, abstruse, obtuse and abstract. Yes my surmise is that you'll benefit by having a lawyer...
You might be liable. It's impossible to evaluate without reviewing the entire Contract and making a determination if the Director who signed...
Failure to provide HVAC services is specifically governed by Texas law, and yes this may be illegal. Check TPC 92.0561(d(3)(C).
You might be liable. It's impossible to evaluate without reviewing the entire Contract and making a determination if the Director who signed...
I'm sorry for your circumstances. However, rent is due when it is due and basically nothing short of your bankruptcy or your LL's agreement to...
Many leases allow the LL (and of course its Property Manager) to apply monies to late fees, NSF and other similar charges first, regardless of your...
I suggest you discuss this with Texas lawyers who are board-certified in personal injury law: http://www.tbls.org/Default.aspx.
The fact that evidently the taxing authorities have not foreclosed leads me to believe that you have already attained a level of deferment. I...
No, not if you had the written consent of the landlord or its property manager, even though the PM has now been replaced.
If you didn't steal the merchandise but rather signed a contract agreeing to make payments, then that is a civil matter -- not criminal.