Are text messages submittable in court?

They can be admissible. It depends on who's offering them and for what purpose.

What do a judge have to evict a person when there has been no crime committed, nor any attemp to do any harm to spouse.

It's not unusual in a divorce for the court to award exclusive use and possession of the home to one spouse. It's not technically an eviction, and...

Can a tote the note place file a car as stolen ?

If they own the car and are not receiving payments, and can't contact the person that has the car, then yes, I'd expect them to report it as...

Can a new manager change the rental agreement that was made before coming into management?

No, the new manager can't change the terms of the existing contract, but since this was a verbal deal, it's going to be very hard to prove what the...

Yes, it can be assault. There's a big difference between her entering your room and touching your stereo and you pushing her. Two suggestions -...

Lien on Contractor's home who is not insured.

Unfortunately, no, you can't get a judgment lien on homestead property in Texas. This sometimes means that although you can get a judgment, you...

I deeded my property to my daughter & SIL with a verbal agreement for payment in 7 years, can I get that reversed back to me?

As with all verbal agreements, you have the problem of proving that there was an agreement, and what the terms of the agreement were. In addition,...

Seller didn't disclose property had title/deed issue. When offer was accepted deed showed just 1 owner! Help advise us?

It sounds like you may have a breach of contract claim against the seller. Take your contract, any correspondence, and the title commitment to a...

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You could file an appeal to county court if you do it within 5 days. If not, then a writ of possession will be issued, and the Constable will come...

What should be done if a successful suit is overturned on appeal

It means that the original judgment is vacated, and the case needs to be retried based on the appeals court's decision. Whether the defendant...