If: (a) you do not own any interest in this property; (b) you are not liable for any portion of the debt related to the property; and (c) you have...

Due to Texas community property laws, this will be difficult without post-nuptial partition agreements. The easiest, lawful way is: (a) you form a...

Generally in Texas law a property owner can take any lawful action s/he wants to take with respect to the property s/he owns. In your situation,...

Yes. You may shift this burden to the other contracting party in the event of default or breach of a lawful, properly executed contract. Now...

Your aunt will contact the Trustee that foreclosed and demand an accounting and payment of excess proceeds. But first how to know the identity of...

Think you will find that it is very difficult to overturn a Deed due to intimidation absent threats of violence or actions that rise to that level....

Ad valorem tax collection is an "in rem" procedure, meaning, taxing authorities look first to the value of the property to satisfy debt through...

Great answer from Mr. D'Esposito. Start this analysis by carefully reviewing the commercial Lease or engage an attorney to do so, to determine if...

Homestead exemptions relate to homesteads -- meaning, you must live at the Property to qualify. I do not believe that short-term leasing can...

In Texas law this is called both a nuisance and trespass, as trespass can be by light, sound, smell, physical intrusion, &tc. You'll need a...