Yes you may exit this Contract; Texas outlawed debtor's prisons in 1836 so this is not a criminal event. It may, however, result in a civil claim...

Good answer from Charles. But before you respond to this further, I suggest you double-check your Owner Policy of Title Insurance and reexamine...

First, you may prohibit smoking inside the premises by stating it in the Lease. Second, you should determine now how much it will cost to remove...

Unless you have requested a Temporary Restraining Order or Injunction in your lawsuit, then yes -- a LL may evict or sell property even though...

Two solid answers. Please engage an attorney to help you navigate this -- this is not a DIY project.

Each month the IRS publishes "Applicable Federal Rates" Rulings, which differs based on the loan term. You may find the latest rate schedules (for...

Texas law obligates a LL to mitigate damages when the T abandons the site. See TPC 91.006:...

There is no means in Texas law to amend an ANC filing. Instead, you are required to "abandon" it and refile within 60 days after an event occurs...

Doubtful, as it is extremely difficult to acquire ROW and Easement property through disuse, abandonment, and adverse possession. However, if the...

No means to answer this; you'll need to start this analysis by reviewing your Survey and County public records. If there truly is a space between...