Houston, TX
Litigation Lawyer at Houston, TX
Practice Areas: Litigation, Real Estate ... +3 more
OUTCOME: The garnishment stopped the transfer, and husband did not answer the suit, resulting in a default judgment in the client’s favor.
Pre Judgment Garnishment was awarded and judgment obtained for client whose husband had moved $500,000 in separate property out of a joint account, threatening to take the money out of the country.
OUTCOME: Obtained a judgment foreclosing the lien and granting attorneys fees. On the eve of the execution sale of the property to pay the judgment, Defendant paid the judgment in full.
Filed Mechanic’s lien for a contractor client whose work was not paid for.
OUTCOME: Judgment for client
Filed Mechanic's lien for a contractor client whose work had not been paid. Obtained a judgment foreclosing the lien and awarding attorneys fees.
OUTCOME: Pre Judgment Garnishment stopped the money from moving; Judgment granted in favor of client and against husband.
Client's husband moved $500k of wife's separate property out of a joint account, threatening to take the money out of the country.
OUTCOME: Jury Trial resulted in a judgment in favor or customer of surveyor
Survey company’s employee accepted payment for project, kept the funds personally; survey company refused to perform the work.
OUTCOME: Bench Trial resulted in restoration of title to the client, and judgment in favor of client for more than $37,000, and
Client was recruited by a realtor to purchase a house for a couple who could not qualify for a mortgage. Couple was to get their own financing and purchase the house in a year, after credit was improv ... ed. Later, two forged deeds were filed purporting to grant title to the couple, and they stopped paying the mortgage.
OUTCOME: Case was settled by client’s release of the excess proceeds of the tax sale.
Title company closed the sale of a vacant lot for a Trust client, and required the individual beneficiaries to sign a Warranty Deed to the buyer. Later, the property was foreclosed due to an unpaid ta ... x lien which all parties believed had been paid at closing. The tax foreclosure sale produced excess proceeds of $40,000. Title company sued the Trust and the individual beneficiaries seeking to recover the $200,000 value of the property.
OUTCOME: Bench Trial resulted in a judgment in favor of home buyer for the amount of her realtor’s commission on the purchase, where home buyer did not receive title.
Realtor used standard TREC contract for sale which was represented as having seller financing. However, buyer did not receive a deed, or title insurance, and the underlying mortgage was not paid. Whe ... n the lender foreclosed, client lost the down payment she had made on the house. Seller could not be located for service, and has probably fled the country.
OUTCOME: Settlement resulted in a total payment to the firm’s client of $130,000.00
Client based in Hong Kong sold goods to local Houston company, and was not paid.
OUTCOME: Court of appeals confirmed title and attorneys fees awarded.
Court of Appeals affirmed a summary judgment in favor of the firm's client, confirming title to the house she purchased, and awarding attorneys' fees as an offset to the remaining debt on the property. ...
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