As Mr. Land pointed out, 2 week's notice, in Texas, is just a general courtesy. There is no binding legal effect of such a notice, without some...

When does a Texas tenant become a trespasser?

I'm curious as to how you got a judgment against them in JP court ordering them to vacate without also obtaining a writ of possession. Regardless,...

Can the Plaintiff file a vexatious litigant motion against you when you have merely responded to his lawsuit allegations?

As usual, the answer is, "well, he just did"; the real issue is whether or not his motion will be successful. Unfortunately, I'm not comfortable...

Can private schools in texas require forced fundrasing

The answer is "you can always refuse to pay - but what are the consequences?" People who default on their credit cards 'refuse to pay' them, and...

Can an apartment manager dictate when we can move out after agreeing to an early move out date?

Yes, they can legally do this. They can't physically prohibit you from leaving, and I'm fairly confident that is not what you are saying - Your...

Should we hire a real estate attorney? (We will next time for sure!)

The standard hourly rate for Real Estate attorneys in Denton County, for example, can be anywhere from $250.00 - $450.00 per hour. Hope this helps!

Can I be charged taxes for land that I dont own if I have a mobil home located there

Have you filed a "Statement of Ownership and Location" on the mobile home? Did you check the appropriate boxes converting it to real...

I would like to convey interment rights (sell a burial plot) in Texas, to the benefit of the remaining heirs of my grandmother.

You may be viewing this as a cost/benefit proposition, but you should consider having a local attorney prepare the necessary documents for you. ...

Can I be sued for money put into building a house without an agreement?

Yes, they can sue you - but whether or not they will win is another question that can only be analyzed by a competent attorney in your area. You...

I wanted to put my name on the title of house .

The situation you describe is that your wife owns the property, in full, upon the death of her former Husband. If the house is paid off, you will...

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