Landlord let someone not on the lease into my leased space resulting in a loss of goods. What can I do?

You could assert a claim against your LL. But if this was actually a theft offense and your LL is complicit with your x GF, then call the police,...

I'm due to inherit some money from some land my grandma owned, but I don't know what is taking so long I need a better lawyer.

You don't know what is taking so long? Ask your attorney. We know nothing about your particular case, but before you start all over with a new...

I had just answered a similar Q a few days ago for someone in Dallas, and I fear I gave a misleading response. Our TLTA form of title policy...

Declairatory judgement

If requested and if there is a controversy, a higher-level Texas Court has the authority to "declare" the rights and responsibilities of the...

How do you purchase property that is owned by your family estate.

You'll need to determine who own the property today. Either you spend hours online and in the office of the Tarrant County Clerk, or you engage a...

Mr. Amos offers an excellent reply. If bro' is an owner, then he signs a Deed conveying his interest to hub and sis, a Court Order does essentially...

I received a rental contract for one amount and now I've received a different contract for the same apartment for a different $?

There is possibly written evidence in existence of the correct (lesser) amount. Check your lease application and the docs you signed to start the...

I would like to know if I can sue my bank for addressing others before me, since I was their first. Second time this happen.

To succeed in a lawsuit, you need to be more than annoyed, irritated and delayed. Even pissed off does not suffice. It takes honest damages and...

Dad passed 10 yrs ago - still on the deed of trust. Mom entering hospice care. How do we remove dad and add my brother?

First and most importantly, sorry about your situation. You might be confusing a Deed (ownership) and a Deed of Trust (mortgage). If the...

Misuse of Notary seal

In Texas, notaries must be bonded and follow Chapter 406 of the Texas Government Code:...