A contract is enforceable against any signor of the contract. The contract does not have to be notarized. A notarization just helps to prove that...

Can the cost of repairs to a property be deducted from a promissory note??

You certainly can with the seller's permission. Otherwise, you need to read the transaction documents to see what is permitted. What you want...

My husband's employer paid him in cash only

By the end of January 2011, his employer is required by federal law to provide a W-2 for his wages. If the employer fails to provide one, ask for...

What are the consequences of getting a loan as a single person when in reality you were married?

I am not sure that I understand the problem, and there may be no problem. A spouse is free to take on debt. If the debt is a community debt, it...

A contract was written between my ex and I when we both lived together in Texas stating terms of finances that were owed to me.

Under the venue provisions of the Texas Civil Practice & Remedies Code (specifically, section 15.002, the general rule), venue is proper in the...

Your landlord has an obligation to make your premises habitable, and to remedy a "condition that materially affects the physical health or safety...

Did I breach the lease contract with my tenants?

In short, no. Rent is due and owing generally on the first day of the month, and if the tenant wishes to abandon the property early, that is the...

Do i have the right to put a sign on my rental apartment front door i was burgarize

That depends. Does your apartment complex have any rules against posting anything to the front door? If the complex has such rules, and they are...

My ex was awarded the house, now in foreclosure. Can I be awarded half appraised value when house is foreclosed upon?

The answer will depend on the precise wording of the divorce decree. A foreclosure may or may not qualify as a sale under the decree. A deed in...

BOUGHT CAR IN 8/2010 REPORTED PROBLEMS SAME DAY OUT OF 11 OR12 COMPLAINTS ONLY 3FIXED THE SAFETY ISSUES ARE STILL PRESENT

This seems like a situation that calls for a nice nasty gram from an attorney threatening to sue their socks off if they don't resolve this matter...