Fort Worth, TX
Landlord or tenant Lawyer at Fort Worth, TX
Practice Areas: Landlord & Tenant, Consumer Protection ... +3 more
1) You are a tenant at will and would have to be given proper notice to vacate and evicted by a Justice of the Peace. 2) A joint checking...
This is not legal. Given that you've been living there for 8 months, I think you could easily to seek a writ of reentry and monetary damages. See...
You are liable as long as you are responsible for all rent under the lease. If you are getting some kind of governmental subsidy, check any rules...
Yes, you most certainly can be evicted in Texas for being even one day late.
You will have to evict him/her. You may want to hire a landlord/tenant attorney to send a proper notice to vacate and represent you in the eviction...
He DOES have a lease even if it's only oral. You will need to give a proper 3-day written notice to vacate (see Chapter 24 of the Texas Property...
You need to evict her. Send a 3-day notice notice to vacate to your address, but in her name only, by regular mail AND certified mail, return...
If you have delinquent rent, you lose your right to repairs under Chapter 92 of the Texas Property Code (and probably your lease). But some cities...
No, you cannot just break your lease. You need to send a demand for repairs by certified mail, return receipt requested and regular mail OR by...
If the eviction was only filed in the husband's name, even if they are successful, they CANNOT prevail as to the wife if she is on the lease. The...
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