We owe vendor. Can we make payments thus legally halting any legal action on their part?
No, no Texas statute requires a vendor to accept a partial payment or to halt legal proceedings if a partial payment is made. But given the costs...
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No, no Texas statute requires a vendor to accept a partial payment or to halt legal proceedings if a partial payment is made. But given the costs...
You should retain counsel to defend the breach of contract suit which is probably requesting attorney's fees as well. The landlord had a duty to...
Yes, you may be sued. And you can expect the security company to at least send the matter to collection. You might want to proactively consult...
Yes, but I have no idea why the landlord would. You are keeping them from default. But, to your question, your lease does not give your greater...
Probably, but it is not up to the manager. As you seem to know, a contract made with a minor is voidable at the minor's election. But a minor...
You can be sued in civil court for default on a debt. But fraud requires that you made provable misrepresentations on the loan documents. So, it...
You should discontinue the debits as they will only compound your problems. You have recognized your default and acknowledged your inability to...
No, you would likely be sued for money damages assuming none of the representations you reference were included in the lease you signed. I would...
It depends on the agreement. Non-competes are generally enforceable in Texas as long as they are not overly broad as to geography, scope or time. ...
You definitely should not contact them yourself. The collector's lawyer will use everything you tell them to their advantage and to your...