Houston, TX
Litigation Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Litigation, Real Estate ... +3 more
The short answer is that if the HOA fees are due, the attorneys fees are due, too, and if you don't settle, the attorneys fees will be more. That...
What you probably need to do it to release the lien on the wrong property, and refile, if possible, a new lien on the correct property. Hopefully...
You're correct to think that if you pay the subs, you likely won't get the money back from the contractor. If there are liens filed, you'll...
If the HOA board is not managing the property properly, you can remove them. Look to your Bylaws to see how to call a meeting and/or arrange an...
If things are being handled properly, you shouldn't have any liability - that 's why people set up entities. However, if you have a personal...
Not if it violates the deed restrictions. But seriously, I doubt that a sign is ever very effective in preventing trespassing. Try a fence and/or...
Your lease is the deal between you and your landlord. You can't change a deal after you sign it unless both sides agree. So, a better question...
The first state would certainly have jurisdiction, so you could sue them there. However, it might be to your advantage to sue them in the state...
You may be able to file a lien to secure your payment, if the deadline hasn't passed yet. The lien will allow you to be paid by the owner. ...
The rights you have depend on the contract you signed. However, I would not expect someone with only an interest in net profits to have a right to...
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