Section 92.056 of the Texas Property Code only requires a landlord to make repairs if the tenants were not delinquent in rent when required repair...

If they rent out the property can they still charge me the whole lease term?

Only up until the new tenant was in the property.

Before filing an eviction Do they need to give you a three day notice and what happens if they don't provide with that letter?

They must typically provide a three-day notice to vacate. HOWEVER, your lease can shorten it to as little as one day, and most of the form leases...

How can I remove an eviction from my record when I still live in the unit and paid the judgement?

You should be able to get a release of judgment from them if it is paid in full. However, the fact that a judgment was entered will still be a...

Can my apartment complex evict me for unpaid electric without going to court

You can likely be evicted. But they will still have to actually file an eviction suit to do it. Also, a notice to vacate placed on the outside of...

Do I have to serve a citation for a submission hearing?

"Submission" is usually something done after a motion for summary judgment. It is where the judge reviews summary judgment evidence on file (by the...

Will Texas JP court allow alternate process servicing like email or can we hire someone OTHER than the constable?

The constable is not the only one who can serve in a small claims case like this. This is only true in limited circumstances, such as in eviction...

Not under a contract and had 9 days left within month after 30 days notice. Am I entitled to a prorated amount?

You are probably not going to like my answer. Even if you were not under a written contract, you were still under a contract. Assuming you are...

How can I have a physically abusive person removed from my rented condo?

I am sorry that you're having to deal with this. Most likely, you need to evict her and/or obtain a protective order. You may be able to get what's...

Can I cancel just renewed rent contract due to my car being broken into two times in less than a year of my lease contract?

Generally speaking, no, but you will need to look at your lease. Tenants in Texas have the right by statute to unilaterally break their leases...