Sec. 92.104 of the Texas Property Code requires the landlord to give the tenant the balance of the security deposit, if any, together with a...

Unfortunately, such condition of the apartment doesn’t entitle you with a right to pay less rent; you still have to be current on your monthly...

Section 92.0131 of the Texas Property Code states that if a landlord changes the vehicle towing or parking rules or policies during the term of the...

This squatter is a so-called a Tenant at sufferance according to Sec. 24.005 of the Texas Property Code. In a situation like this, I would not...

First, for the following to work properly, you must be current on your rent. You cannot just break your lease, but you can follow these steps to...

You have two basic options. First, you can allow this phase of the Eviction process to proceed, and if you are unsuccessful, you can appeal the...

Generally speaking, an undesired energy provider is not a valid reason to get out of the lease. According to your Lease, you are not entitled to...

What should I do?

You may have a claim against your Landlord for retaliation and possibly criminal trespass. If the court’s ruling allowed you to stay on the...

When it comes to repair issues, you should refer to your Lease to see the kinds of remedies that are available, and how to properly request them....

This sounds like a Commercial Lease. If there is a written Commercial Lease, you should review the lease to see if you and the Tenant agreed that...