This is potentially a complex question. If there are no other facts than the ones you've given, the answer is that your uncles probably can evict...

Yes, the owner would be required to file an eviction to have you removed from the property. You are currently considered a "tenant by sufferance."...

How can I have my child protected legally?

This is a complex matter, and you would do well to consult with an attorney who specializes in family law. Because the putative father is not named...

If a buyer buys house under a deed of trust, can they claim that house as a "homestead" even though they do not have legal title

Under the Texas Constitution and the Property Code, a foreclosure on the property through a deed of trust given in exchange for the purchase money...

Tenant moved out after lease expired but he left most of his stuff in the house and didn't turn in the keys, what shall I do?

As most apartment complexes tend to do, you could simply dispose of the items as abandoned property. However, this would be a risky move, as the...

Who is responsible of fixing foundation, structure and roof on a commercial property before signing a lease

A tenant can have no duties regarding a piece of property until those are established by a lease. However, if there are existing problems before...

Can a land lord ask me to leave in 72 hrs, when we both signed a letter saying i live there months ago.

In Texas, a landowner must give a written three-day notice to vacate the premises before filing an eviction lawsuit against any tenants or...

You have a number of real estate and business questions all rolled together here. You need to consult with an attorney versed in both business...

Is a "special cash warranty deed" presumed to be owned by the Grantee's name only, even if married?

As stated above, the law as to characterization of property as separate or community is based upon the method and timing of acquisition, completely...

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Although it seems like this is a grey area, the wording is important (and clear). Committing an offense means actually doing the act that...

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