How do I prove statute of frauds in a real estate transaction?

I agree that you may have a claim for fraud in a real estate transaction. Normally, I'd bring a claim of this nature under the Texas Deceptive...

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Can I use a licensed DBA registered with the real estate commission on a contract without having a DBA with State or County?

You're required to notify TREC if you do business under an assumed name, but that doesn't register the assumed name (dba) with the county. I...

My husband and I are being sued by a customer, they served my husband but havent located me..if they do not serve me what happen

In general, avoiding service just delays the case and increases the attorneys fees for the other side. They will eventually get you served if they...

if the other property owner has to use the road to get to their property, they may have an easement of necessity, and you would not be able to keep...

Can I turn off utilities in my rental(I am Landlord) property if the utilities are in my name?

If you've already filed an eviction action, and she has no right to be there, she won't be there much longer. I suggest you leave the utilities on...

What is the Quickest Way to Remove a Non-Rent Paying/No Rental Agreement Family Member?

It sounds like he is just a guest, not a tenant. The critical factors are what the agreement is between you, and whether he pays rent, not whether...

The short answer is yet, you can sue the general, whether or not the owner paid him. Your best approach is to file a mechanic's lien if possible,...

I bought a house with my fiancé in 2011. He left in 2012. We never married. Can I claim the house as completely mine?

You're not going to be able to claim the house in your name only until he signs over his interest to you. If you have a last known address, a...

Sounds like you need a lawyer ASAP to defend the injunction claim, and to counterclaim against her for breach of her warranty of title to you,...

How can we get a property back into our name that was fraudulently stolen with a Special Warranty Deed in December 2014.

You'll need to sue the new "owners" to recover the property, and you don't want to wait to do it. Bring your documents showing your mother's...