What are the laws in Texas regarding illegal eviction if you don't have a lease?
If you're expected to pay rent, then you're a tenant, and should be evicted through the courts. That being said, you have more serious issues...
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If you're expected to pay rent, then you're a tenant, and should be evicted through the courts. That being said, you have more serious issues...
Unfortunately, the court may not grant a writ of possession more than 60 days after the judgment. There is a provision in the rules to ask the...
A lien can be released by any attorney with authority to represent the lienholder.
Frankly your description is very confusing, and it's impossible to determine what actually occurred. I suggest that you gather all of the...
You can sell the house, but the taxes will have to be paid, and you may only have a short time to complete the sale before the property is sold for...
The papers will have a court date, within 7 to 10 days after you were served. At the hearing, the judge will likely rule that the landlord is...
The short answer is no, unless there's an exemption written into the deed restrictions. And I can't imagine why they would exempt anyone from any...
You'll most likely need to sue the general contractor. If this is a state project, there should be a performance and payment bond that you can...
Here's a link to the Texas DPS site that describes how to transfer title to a car you've...
I'm assuming that "MTD" means Motion to Dismiss, but I don't have any idea what you mean by "M&R". Your complaint was not dismissed, which means...