Without authorization, no. But it sounds like they have corrected their error leaving you with no damages to support a lawsuit. Prevention?...

If you can’t afford $300 a month, you probably can’t afford a bankruptcy lawyer. They’ll take a judgment which they won’t be able to collect.

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State district court but they will probably win a Rule 91a motion to dismiss their claims unless you can plead a more plausible basis for a duty...

In Texas it is very unlikely that you would be able to meet the burden of proving that the manager had actual knowledge of the dangerous propensity...

I agree with Kaye but the tax advantage of deducting mortgage interest is going to be substantially less than the amount you will pay in interest....

If you just need the record of your annual wages, that is available from the SSA or from your account transcripts at IRS.gov.

Most unlicensed “preparers” are uninsured and judgment proof. If I was the judge, I would think you are expecting to get a CPA standard of care...

The tax exemption shouldn’t differ but your mortgage probably says your selling the house constitutes a default for which the lender can accelerate...

This is not the type of case that is likely to interest a pro bono attorney. “Disregard” is not a valid legal theory. You either have a breach...

It depends on the court so after the answer date passes, call the court and ask if you need to file a motion and for a default judgment hearing...