Houston, TX
Litigation Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Litigation, Real Estate ... +3 more
Sorry, until you're 18, you are a minor and can't enter into a legally binding contract, so it's unlikely that anyone will rent to you. Save your...
They may not expire, but they may be waived. You can try talking to the title company and see if they can give you more information, or take the...
If you think their fee is unreasonable and they're possibly a little shady, I suggest you contact someone else - maybe not someone you found on...
It's not clear how much work was done, but you would be entitled to payment for the work performed, and possibly for the lost profit (not contract...
Yes, you can hold several positions. If there are going to be more than one owner, I recommend that you talk to an attorney to prepare an...
It depends. If there is an agreement that requires you to pay anything, or perform services in exchange for being there, then you're a tenant. If...
You should do a written letter resigning from any position as a director or officer of the company, and an assignment of the shares. The share...
Sorry, but your ex has obviously demonstrated in several ways that he has no interest in being an honest or responsible person, and there's no...
You have several possible actions: 1. Pay the usual amount of the assessment, to the last place you made payments. 2. Do nothing until you...
I'm assuming that you're the landlord, you have a tenant that's not paying rent, and that what you're asking is whether you can accept partial...
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