If my grandmother has lady bird rights and doesn't want the house to go to who it's going to can she switch it into someone else

Lady Bird deeds are typically revokable. See a lawyer in your area for a review of the deed, and help in preparing a new one.

My Landlord tried to bargain with me about repairs that materially impacted my health and safety. Can I collect damages?

By offering you compensation, the landlord is not trying to avoid their duty, but trying to reach an agreement with you about how you want to...

Do I have to abide by an HOA with no fees?

HOAs derive their power from deed restrictions. If the deed restrictions apply to your property, they have power to make rules that are not in...

How to get my Earnest Money Back?

The answer depends on the terms of the contract. Many builder contracts have a limited time to terminate due to financing, and if your contract...

It's normal for a business to pay its employees less than it charges it's customers. If the business Doesn't do that, it will fail, and you'll...

Can I move out of the house at 18 even though I'll either still be in high school or barley graduated?

This sounds more like life or financial advise than a legal issue. (Not a criticism, just an observation.) Legally, you can move out at 18. ...

Could I request the court to grant my pleading and terminate the case in a motion to compel in discovery phase?

No, a motion to compel asks the court to orrder the other side to answer discovery requests that they've not complied with, and possibly award...

Can sellers terminate a contract with the new TX 2520 addendum relating to the virus?

Your question raises a lot of issues, but does not suggest any valid reason for Sellers to terminate the contract. The listing agent is by...

Do I Have Any Rights to This Property?

About the only ways to clear title in your name would be to get the heirs of the original owner to deed it to you, which will probably also...

What rights does a co-buyer have to a motorcycle if they have made no payments?

The title is what determines who owns the motorcycle, not the payments. If both are on the title, both own the motorcycle, and both have equal...