Sign permitting can be technical, as there are distinctions between off-premise and on-premise signs, signs must be constructed on steel (not wood)...

Good news, Texas LLs are obligated to mitigate their losses and replace you as a tenant, if you vacate while you are in default. If you cannot...

Utility contractors have rights of condemnation and eminent domain for easement purposes. You'll likely need to negotiate an easement release with...

Your Q seems to indicate that your parcel is subject to an easement. You'll need to review that easement document closely, to determine who has the...

After following the notice procedure required by law, you'll need to file an eviction lawsuit in local JP Court. You can read about the laws here:...

If the 'guest' is not a tenant and does not pay rent or contribute to home ownership expenses in any manner, then you may change the door locks...

If you haven't been through this process before, you should engage an attorney who can step you through the eviction process. After you've done it...

The answer requires a close review of the contract you signed, together with all amendments, exhibits, schedules, change orders, &tc. You may or...

In Texas, if you vacate before term expiration, then commercial LLs are obligated to use reasonable efforts to replace your income by finding...

The answer lies in the easement documentation. You'll need to read it closely, or engage an attorney to do so on your behalf.