Read Mr. Walton's reply carefully. Judgments are valid for 10 years. There is a minor procedure the Judgment creditor must undergo to continue the...

Received first bill 2 years after any services rendered.

You state you ". . . were able to get [the dispute] handled . . ." with the help of an attorney. That sounds a lot like it was resolved in 2012....

Can I file for breach of contract?

Got to tell you that in all my years I've never seen a five-year employment contract. Now with that said, the term may be stated to be five years,...

Eviction

It's still an eviction, or "forcible entry and detainer" in legal parlance. Since you have moved and tendered keys, I suggest you contact your...

Do I have a case against my landlord? If so, what are my next steps?

If: (a) you did not breach the sublease, (b) you timely vacated, (c) you furnished your sublandlord with your new forwarding address, and (d) more...

How to family of the deceased can protect the partnership rights on 50/50 real estate presently owned?

Your question seems to imply that you and your "partner" own undivided interests in real estate. If that is true, you are considered...

Can the person conducting business in my commercial building without a lease be put on a lease agreement when I choose to do so?

Wait. Let me try to understand this. You sold your business to someone and allowed the buyer to occupy your building without an obligation to pay...

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I have an abstract against a company that is now out of business in Dallas.

The fact that your debtor is out of business does not give you the right to demand payment from the owner, assuming that your debtor is an entity...

I have a judgement against me in caldwell county from 2006, that I just found out about. It was for about $5400

Hate to answer a question with a question, but here goes. Why do you care? This adverse credit entry was made almost 10 years ago and I presume it...

Look at your Purchase and Sale Contract very closely. I think you may find that your recourse is limited to arbitration. Not litigation. You'll...