You may have a right of redemption, or if not, possibly a claim for excess proceeds. Sec. 34.21. RIGHT OF REDEMPTION. (a) The owner of real...

I don't understand how you can be legally married but separated from your ex? Regardless, it appears you don't understand how community property...

I suggest you consult with an attorney who works in probate and real estate. On one hand, there is are various statutes the determine who gets real...

Generally, sales of tangible personal property to out of state (including out of country) customers are not subject to Texas sales tax. However,...

No - not a taxable sale. See excerpt below from Comptrollers website. TEXAS SALES AND USE TAX FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS Shipped out of...

You get a free step up in basis on the inherited property to the fair market value as of the date of death. You may have capital gains tax on the...

As you describe it, your CPA is apparently mixed up, or if not, perhaps you misunderstand. The most important thing though is that your Federal...

Taxwise, the general rule is you can amend to MFJ, but not from. You should see a family lawyer about the divorce/common law marriage issues.

If you signed a contract saying you are responsible, then you are.

It depends on what the Hearing is for, or if it is a trial on the merits, and who is the movant or plaintiff with the burden of proof.