Could this fall under Texas deceptive trade practices ?
Yes, a breach of warranty is a DTPA claim. Get an estimate of what it will take to actually fix the roof, and make sure the person doing the...
Houston, TX
Litigation Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Litigation, Real Estate ... +3 more
Yes, a breach of warranty is a DTPA claim. Get an estimate of what it will take to actually fix the roof, and make sure the person doing the...
It sounds like it may be final, but I'd want to review the pleadings, motion and order to say for sure. Basically, if all parties and all claims...
Evictions are to allow the landlord to retake possession of the property, so it's necessary to name all occupants in the eviction suit. If you've...
If you don't know the alleged creditor, it sounds like a scam to me. Ignore it, and block the sender.
First, get a copy of the judgment, and compute what's due. Then send a cashier's check to the creditor, restrictively endorsed (i.e. on the Back...
It sounds like you have a claim under the Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act. Get someone else to inspect the roof and give an estimate of what...
No one can guess what the judge may do with a case in which we haven't reviewed all of the relevant documents.
You can certainly email them, but the chances that they'll drop the case because a pro se party tells them they have no evidence are virtually...
You literally cannot make them drop the case. However, it's possible that after appropriate discovery, a motion for summary judgment would be...
The loan becomes secured by a written agreement to make a secured loan, and the security interest is perfected by filing a deed of trust in the...
Selected as the best answer