If you had insurance at the time, contact your insurance carrier immediately and give them copies of the papers served on you. The insurance...

I would say that the landlord ratified the lease, whether they signed it or not, by accepting the deposit, giving you keys, and accepting rent...

The short answer is whatever the contract provides. Sometimes the Seller pays for the buyer's title insurance policy, sometimes that's paid by the...

It's not clear why a social club would be collecting social security numbers, but until information is misused, there's no action against the...

The correct process to terminate for health and safety issues is found in the property code, and explained well here: www.texastenant.org/repairs....

There are only two proper ways to deal with these kinds of repair issues. 1) Give the proper notices, pay for the repairs yourself, and deduct...

Few lawyers, if any, will be willing to just provide virtual help to you. There are many, many reasons for this, but the all boil down to these...

The problem is not the order in which they were recorded, but that your uncle filed a forged deed. You (or your grandmother, if she is still...

Maybe, but I suspect the more important issue is to recover the land from the "buyer." You need to take all the documents you have to a lawyer for...

No way to tell - you might consider calling the court clerk to ask. If there was a hearing, there should be an order with the court's ruling. ...