No, absent an easement, license, or similar agreement, without consent of the neighbor you have no right to access any portion of the neighbor's...

You'll need to closely review your Contract with Buyer #1, or engage an attorney to do so. It is probable that Buyer #1 has breached the Contract...

First, go to the local title agency and have them prepare a Release of Lien. Second, schedule a meeting with the mortgage holder; bring a notary....

The answer is a function of the Contract you signed. There are (should be!) provisions regarding default and remedies.

If you have a contract that has been breached and you have been damaged, then yes -- that can be the basis of a lawsuit.

Unless you allowed the contractor to change the door locks in the construction contract you signed, then no -- no one but you and your authorized...

Agreed, you need an attorney for this. Good news, TBLS has recently added a category of "Property Owners Association Law." Find a Harris County...

The statute of limitations should be four years. You'll likely need to engage an Amarillo lawyer to combat this.

Immigration laws aside, your comrade is 100% free to lease another apartment, if he can find one that will overlook this adverse credit entry and...

Go to the nearest JP Court. Request a "Writ Authorizing Property Retrieval," and when they act confused, tell them it comes from TPC 24A:...