Which rule takes precedence the Texas Property Code (202.004(a) or a restricted subdivisions working documents (deed restrict)?
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Answered on October 04, 2011
"Discretionary authority" means they get to chose. If you don't like their choices, your remedy is to elect new board members. No judge is going...
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Is a contingency insurance agreement with a roofer considered a binding contract?
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Answered on October 04, 2011
That depends on what the contract was contingent on.
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The judge required of us to pay bond with respect to granting us a Temporary Restraining Order.
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Answered on October 04, 2011
The state court judge ordered a bond, because without a bond, the TRO is not effective. Now that the case is in federal court, the state court...
Defendant response to Rule 194.2 of Texas Rules of Civil Procedure Question
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Answered on September 18, 2011
First of all, if you have insurance, you should report this suit to your insurance company immediately. They will handle the defense, at no...
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I am wanting to know exactly what are setback lines and how important is it to follow them? Are there fines for crossin them?
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Answered on September 11, 2011
The building set back lines are most likely found on the plat for the property, and shown on your survey.
If you build in the setback area,...
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How do I remove my name from a residential property if my ex-wife was awarded the property in our divorce (2008)?
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Answered on September 11, 2011
I assume that she was awarded the property in the divorce, so your name is effectively off of the title. You can't get your name off of the...
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If a bank violates a TRO and your home is sold at Trustee sale.
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Answered on September 11, 2011
If there's a TRO in place, I assume you already have a lawyer working on this matter. Talk to your lawyer about the foreclosure - you may be able...
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My husband is being sued by an HOA.
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Answered on September 11, 2011
Your question is a little confusing. The defendant is the person being sued, and the Plaintiff is the one bringing the suit. (Think of it like...
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Neighbors fence
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Answered on September 11, 2011
If your neighbors things are on your property, you can remove them.
If you build your own fence, and he tears his down and puts blocks against...
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DO I HAVE ANY RIGHTS TO THE HOME IF ,MY EXHUSBAND WAS AWARED THE HOME AND I NEVER SIGN IT OVER TO HIM?
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Answered on September 11, 2011
If the divorce decree awarded the property to your ex, then he owns it, and your rights to the property are only what he allows you to have. If...
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