Can I counter file against a tenant who has filed an appeal against the court ruling?
It will start over as a new trial if the appeal is perfected. You can contest his pauper’s affidavit by December 2, but I don’t recommend doing...
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It will start over as a new trial if the appeal is perfected. You can contest his pauper’s affidavit by December 2, but I don’t recommend doing...
Give her a written 3-day notice to vacate. Retain a copy. After she doesn’t leave, head down to the local JP and file an eviction lawsuit against her.
Look at your lease and see if it allows for this type of fee to be charged.
There's no such thing as the "Residential Tenancies Act" in Texas. Do you have a written lease? You need to look to it to determine whether...
Send a 3-day notice to vacate (or as short as 1 day if your lease allows it). Then file an eviction lawsuit against him with the local Justice of...
Yes, they can up to 60 days after the eviction judgment (and in some cases, up to 90 days).
You can legally TELL him just about anything you want. As far as whether he can get you out immediately -- he can't just change the locks, he...
I'm not sure I understand the question -- they had a month-to-month contract last month, but not this month? Have you already terminated the...
Yes, in this case, as the landlords cannot even gain access to the premises, I would advise it as it could be argued that the tenants are still in...
Only the landlord can decide whether to drop the suit, and I can't tell you whether he/she/it will do so. But legally, you can be evicted in Texas...