When a promissary note changes ownership do the agreements made by the original owner follow through to the next note holder?

When a note is sold, the maker's obligations to pay don't change; the only thing that changes is who the payments go to.

No, a spouse is not allowed to forge your name, and the creditor can't take the debt our of your taxes (or garnish your tax refund). Furthermore,...

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Need help with child support questions.

If you are the father, then she will get back support. Usually, there is an arrangement to pay that off over time. Whether the house can be taken...

Can a Family member kick me out without notice?

That depends. If you are living in their property, without a lease, then the answer is yes, they can.

What are the procedures in evicting a known drug dealer/felon from your private rental property in texas?

If the tenant is in violation of the lease, the procedure is the same as for anyone else. Go to the local Justice of the Peace and file an...

Son not included in divorce decree - has never met biological father - can I get child support now that my son is 11?

In order to get child support, you would have to file a paternity case, and the court would likely grant visitation as well, although you could ask...

Can I be evicted without a contract

Yes, you can be evicted without renewing the lease. Most leases become month-to-month tenancies after the expiration of the initial lease term, so...

Texas Contract law: misrepresentation

No one can tell you if you should appeal without knowing all of the facts. However, if the issue is whether you can get a refund because you...

Previous employers have not provided correct employment starting-ending dates. Can I sue them?

I don't think this would rise to the level of defamation, so I don't see a basis for a lawsuit here. I suspect there is more to why potential...

What is the Trustee, Executor and Administrator of the Will? What are their duties/responsibilities? How are they compensated?

You've posted this in Texas, so I'll answer for Texas law. One person can be both the Executor of will, and also appointed as a Trustee of a...