In Texas, a property owner may redeem the property following foreclosure for if the foreclosure was due to failure to pay property taxes or failure...

In Dallas County, enter your name in this search engine: https://courtsportal.dallascounty.org/DALLASPROD/Home/Dashboard/29. If you are concerned...

You claim you "bought" commercial real property, but evidently you do not have a Deed? This makes me wonder if you are actually a tenant with a...

Great answer from Mr. McFarland. I write only to add that before you react further, you should read TPC 21.042(d) regarding "circuity of travel"...

First, you form a new Texas LLC or other business entity that does not publicly reflect your name. Second, your new entity then purchases the Note,...

You state "we have the only lien." That suggests you were not paid in full at closing, and instead you seller-financed all or a part of this deal....

If properly executed by competent adults or entities with a complete "legal" description and the writing is both complete and non-ambiguous, then a...

You should: (a) analyze the owner policy of title insurance you received seven months ago to see who is identified in Schedule A as the owner; (b)...

Yes, that would be my expectation if the HOA had filed an Assessment Lien, absent subordination issues you don't allege and assuming: (a) the...

You'll need a lawyer who specializes in eminent domain for this. There aren't many in Texas. Houston has a few; one of the best is in Corsicana. Do...