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...

The answer is a function of the Lease that you executed. If the 8-6 provision is stated as one of LL's warranties and LL did not reserve the right...

You are correct, this is a function of zoning. How to determine your zoning? The easy way is to contact the City Secretary:...

It's not quite as easy as that. In 2018 President Trump reauthorized the Protecting Tenants at Foreclosure Act, which allows Ts the right to remain...

Yes, agreed, there is no means to provide guidance without delving deep into the weeds, I suggest you gain the assistance of a Dallas-area attorney...

Yes, if you read the Pleadings my assumption is that Plaintiff HOA is requesting payment of debt and failing that, an Order of Foreclosure. This...