Presumably the occupants must access your acreage to get to / from the improvements. Without legal right to do so, they are trespassing and you...

You are pursuing this in the same manner I would have suggested -- start with the City Manager, next up is the City Secretary. If you strike out...

Executing a Deed is one way to effect a conveyance. But there are other ways. As just one example, a conveyance can be effective if made in a Will....

I agree that you should have low expectations of recovering your monies. However, to possibly keep this from happening to others, please contact...

The owner is (should be!) reflected in the OPR of Harris County, Texas: https://www.cclerk.hctx.net/applications/websearch/RP.aspx. It is likely...

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The answer is (should be!) a function of your Lease Agreement, where obligations and liabilities can be shifted from LL to T and v.v. If for some...

There is a little known Texas law that can enable a commissioned salesperson to recover the amount owing times three, plus attorney's fees and...

Review the docs you signed at Closing. You likely executed a doc stating you would, post-closing, correct all errors caused by the title agents, at...

The concept of charging orders in Texas is alive and well, and governed by statute. You'll find it at TBOC 101.112:...

To your first Q, quitclaim deeds will 100% cause problems to the grantee(s). Maybe not now, but for sure when they sell or finance it. I do NOT...